Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change

The IPCC chairman's latest adventures with journalists, courts, and police.

Rajendra Pachauri is being investigated under four sections of the Indian Penal Code - which stipulate maximum prison sentences of two, three, and seven years.

According to a police complaint, one of the biggest names in climate science grabbed, touched, and forcibly kissed a female subordinate in the workplace.

Charged with assessing the achievements of others, a jury that includes IPCC chairman Pachauri decides to heap honours on one of its own.

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change: threatening us with hellfire and damnation.

An organization whose reputation is in tatters links its new document to a rude, intolerant, highly politicized climate crusader.

Credentialed, experienced critics declare that the UN's climate panel is politicized - and that many of its conclusions are mistaken.

Help annotate the new IPCC report so that it's more user friendly - and more informative about its authors and source material.

The New York Times publishes pablum about the IPCC.

The IPCC acts as investigator, prosecutor, judge, and jury. It has a long history of recruiting activist personnel, and is led by a man prone to exaggeration.