Hacked climate science emails
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Russian email hackers keep playing us for foolsDana Nuccitelli: The 2016 US presidential election wasn’t the first case of a successful email hacking faux scandal
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Did climate change controversy cause UVA's sacking of Teresa Sullivan?
Robert P Geraci: The University of Virginia board that fired, then reinstated UVA's president earlier this year owes us all a full account of its actions
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University of East Anglia spent £112,870 on 'climategate' PR
Leo Hickman: University forced to reveal how much it paid the Outside Organisation in wake of hacked emails furore
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Live Q&A: Climate scientist Michael Mann on the 'hockey stick' controversy
Leading climate researcher Prof Michael Mann answers your questions on being on the frontline of the climate debate
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Penn State defies Facebook campaign calling for it to drop climate lecture
Leo Hickman: University cites its First Amendment commitment in supporting its climate scientist Michael Mann's right to give lecture
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Hacked climate emails: police seize computers at West Yorkshire home
Police seize equipment as part of investigation into the theft of thousands of private emails from the University of East Anglia
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Secret message hidden among fresh climate email filesFolder containing second tranche of emails taken from University of East Anglia server included a message from the perpetrator in an encrypted text file
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Help us find clues in climate email hacker's message
Leo Hickman: A README.txt file left by 'FOIA' with the hacked emails that were dumped online this week contains tantalising clues
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The leaked climate science emails – and what they mean
Following the publication this week of 5,000 hacked climate emails, we look at what was happening in those exchanges
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Climate scientists defend work in wake of new leak of hacked emails
Latest leak appears to be attempt to undermine public support for international climate change action ahead of Durban talks
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The Murdochs had nothing to do with 'Climategate' email hacking
Martin Robbins: Attempts by Climate Progress to link the UEA email hacking to News Corp have little basis in fact, and make advocates of climate action look silly
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Oxford academic wins right to read UEA climate dataDecision by information commissioner hailed as landmark ruling in favour of public access to scientific research
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Freedom of information laws are used to harass scientists, says Nobel laureate
Sir Paul Nurse says climate scientists are being targeted by campaigns of requests designed to slow down their research
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Why have UK media ignored climate change announcements?
Yesterday's announcement that 2010 tied for the warmest year ever recorded on Earth was ignored by nearly all UK media outlets. How can this be?
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2010: The year in environment
The BP oil spill, climate science under the spotlight, soaring global temperatures and UN climate talks - the stories of 2010 in pictures
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2010: The environment year in review
From the 'greenest government ever' to Deepwater Horizon to the individuals of the year, John Vidal sums up the highs and lows of 2010
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The year climate science was redefined
Mike Hulme: The 12 months since the leaking of emails written by climate change scientists have seen major shifts in environmental debate
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Obama environment agenda under threat from incoming Republicans
Environmental agencies brace themselves for aggressive investigations after expected Republican majority in midterms
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'Climategate' inquiries were 'highly defective', report for sceptic thinktank rulesReview for Lord Lawson's sceptic thinktank says none of the three inquiries into the hacked climate emails affair was objective or comprehensive
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Did climate sceptics mislead the public over the significance of the hacked emails?
Bob Ward: Previous mistakes mean Andrew Montford is not the right man to lead an inquiry into the UEA climate emails
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IPCC warns its scientists to avoid the media
IPCC head Rajendra Pachauri says the UN panel's next report must make sure 'errors of any kind are completely eliminated'
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Science Weekly: Will our oceans ever recover?
Protecting the oceans; how stray dogs helped Russia in the space race; Tutankhamun goes online; and the Guardian's 'climategate' debate
'Climategate' had only fleeting effect on global warming scepticism