NEWSWEEK / Deutsche Bank / Rasmussen / The Times / Pegasus / McIntyre & Co. / IPCC / /
Country
Greenland / Mexico / New Zealand / United States / Canada / United Kingdom / China / India / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / Environmental Issue / Natural Disaster / /
Facility
NASA Goddard Institute / Columbia University / University of East Anglia / /
IndustryTerm
energy bill / energy policy / energy / greenhouse-gas emissions / energy-efficiency improvements / green technologies / gas emissions / mountaintop coal mining / energy technologies / /
Organization
Columbia University / Carnegie Endowment for International Peace / Climatic Research Unit / National Academy of Sciences / NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies / Senate / Penn State's Earth System Science Center / Congress / White House / University of East Anglia in England / United Nations / Obama administration / Georgia Tech's School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences / Environmental Protection Agency / /
Person
Michael Mann / Obama / James Hansen / Steven McIntyre / Judith Curry / Nick Cobbing / Yvo de Boer / John Graham-Cumming / Fred Guterl / Rajendra Pachauri / William Chandler / Phil Jones / Al Gore / /
Position
computer programmer / adjunct professor in the department / climate scientist / President / postdoctoral researcher / Scientist / head / official / chairman / consultant to financial institutions / IPCC head / unabashed advocate / /
Iceberg Ahead Climate scientists who play fast and loose with the facts are imperiling not just their profession but the planet. Nick Cobbing An iceberg floats in the Atlantic southeast of Greenland, after breaking away