Paris 2015

Climate science is a world in which people who donate money to museums are targeted and ostracized. Yet creeps who write about urinating on women get a free pass. Part 1 of 3.

The Indian media is examining the wider implications of Rajendra Pachauri's resignation while Western journalists pretend not to see the sex scandal.

Electronic messages cited in a Delhi police report tell the story of a spirited young woman who effectively lost her job because she wouldn't let her boss grope her.

A court has barred the former IPCC chairman from his workplace and forbidden travel abroad without permission. A conference at Harvard University has withdrawn his guest speaker invitation.

The resignation letter of the IPCC chairman is a two-page love letter to himself.

Celebrities are making public pronouncements about the upcoming climate summit in Paris. Just as they did about the Copenhagen summit six years ago.

Described as a "professor of climate science," Chris Rapley has no teaching duties. Described as a "climate scientist," he has spent decades in administrative roles.

Five years ago, we were told that the 2009 Copenhagen climate summit was the last chance to save civilization. As the 2015 Paris summit approaches, the same sort of fear mongering is ramping up.