Rajendra Pachauri

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.

A passage in his 2010 novel makes it clear the former IPCC chairman understands that it's wrong for an older male boss to hit on a young woman new to his organization.

In the wake of sexual misconduct allegations, Rajendra Pachauri's semi-autobiographical novel is being taken out of circulation. What possessed him to publish it under his own name while still chairman of the IPCC?

New Delhi police say the former IPCC chairman is violating his bail conditions by hampering their investigation and influencing witnesses.

Men who try to get women into bed via premature, extravagant professions of love aren't uncommon. But only bosses who view female employees as their personal harem try this within days of a woman joining an organization.

Jean-Pascal van Ypersele became an IPCC official in 2002. Two years later he got into bed with Greenpeace. Part 2 of 2.

The second-in-command at the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change wants a promotion, but has no intention of addressing critics' concerns. Part 1 of 2.

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

TERI women have summoned the courage to speak up. Will TERI's men demonstrate similar courage?

Invited to deliver a lecture in memory of a talented, successful, decidedly feminist judge, Pachauri didn’t think her half of humanity was worth mentioning.