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About a Dozen Environment Reporters Left at Top 5 U.S. Papers
As NYT dismantles its environment desk, increased pressure on a handful of remaining journalists covering complexity of climate change.
The news last week that the New York Times is dismantling its environment desk and reassigning the...
By Katherine Bagley
Jan 17, 2013 | Read More
Michael Mann, the Penn State University climate scientist who has been ensnared
Legal Fund Helping Climate Scientists Draw Line in the Sand
'We're not actively trying to pick a fight or become part of the debate but to provide a badly needed service,' says defense fund co-director.
The Climate Science Legal Defense Fund, which was officially formed less than two months ago, is...
By Elizabeth Grossman, InsideClimate News
Mar 13, 2012 | Read More
Attorney General Cuccinelli Under Investigation for Climate Probe—By Greenpeace
Is his investigation of climatologist Michael Mann an unlawful, unduly burdensome and impermissible intrusion?
WASHINGTON—As a scientist, Michael Mann has peered into his share of microscopes, but he never...
By Elizabeth McGowan
Jul 6, 2010 | Read More
'Sorry' State of Affairs: Climate Scientists Collecting Official Apologies from Attackers
Demanding retractions for defamation or wrong accusations, scientists finding vindication
WASHINGTON—If environmental scientists were as vindictive as their fiercest foes, they might refer...
By Elizabeth McGowan
Jun 25, 2010 | Read More