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  Feel free to doubt climate change: just don't deny it

  18 Apr 2010:

  After months of controversy, the University of East Anglia climate unit was exonerated last week over the leaked emails affair. Science editor Robin McKie says there are lessons to be learned – but those who call themselves sceptics must address their own intellectual dishonesty

• Scientists cleared of malpractice in UEA's hacked emails inquiry

  14 Apr 2010: Researchers 'dedicated if slightly disorganised', but basic science was fair, finds inquiry commissioned by university

• Allan Lloyd Smith obituary

  13 Apr 2010: Distinguished British scholar of American literature and culture

• Hacked climate science emails: were requests for information vexatious?

  8 Apr 2010:

  George Monbiot: Original requests for information from the Climatic Research Unit appear to have been genuine, but there are later enquiries that could potentially be seen as aggravating

• Hacked climate email inquiry cleared Jones but serious questions remain

  31 Mar 2010: Fred Pearce: Climate inquiry has dodged key questions in its rush to clear the name of the harangued head of the Climate Research Unit

• Lord Oxburgh to head new UEA inquiry

  22 Mar 2010: Former chair of the science and technology select committee will lead a panel to reassess the scientific papers produced by the Climatic Research Unit

• How to avoid your own 'climategate' scandal

  9 Mar 2010:

  Leaked emails between climate scientists at the University of East Anglia have caused a furore. Phil Jones on how not to get caught out by freedom of information requests

• Phil Jones survives MPs' grilling over climate emails

  1 Mar 2010: Fred Pearce: Commons committee tiptoed round embattled scientist and sidestepped crucial questions

• Climate scientist admits sending 'awful emails' but denies perverting peer review

  1 Mar 2010:

  In his first public appearance since the beginning of the emails row Phil Jones tells MPs he will be cleared of accusations

• Climate science emails: witnesses and terms of reference

  1 Mar 2010:

  Who are the scientists and sceptics and what will they be asked by MPs on the science and technology committee today?

• Parliamentary climate emails inquiry - as it happened

  1 Mar 2010:

  Live coverage of the science and technology committee inquiry into disclosure of climate data by the Climatic Research Unit at the University of East Anglia

• Climate scientist at centre of email row to face questions from MPs

  1 Mar 2010:

  Scientists Phil Jones and John Beddington and sceptics Nigel Lawson and Benny Peiser among those giving evidence

• University of East Anglia rejects lost climate data claims

  25 Feb 2010: Submission ahead of next week's parliamentary inquiry 'strongly rejects' accusations university lost or manipulated climate data

• Hacked climate emails: Phil Jones admits loss of weather data was 'not acceptable'

  15 Feb 2010: The climate expert at the centre of the hacked emails controversy has admitted it was 'not acceptable' that records underpinning a key 1990 global warming study have been lost

• Climate emails review panellist quits after his impartiality questioned

  12 Feb 2010:

  Nature editor Philip Campbell forced out of independent panel after saying there was nothing to suggest a cover up by scientists at the University of East Anglia

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