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Contrasting views on where the crime lies in publishing documents and emails from climate scientists.

A fresh, but ever-evolving, summary of the basics on global warming.

A climate scientist focuses on the cybercrime that divulged reams of emails on climate research.

Antarctic ice loss more widespread, new research hints, while a cartoonist finds humor in Earth's predicament.

More than a decade of climatologists' private chatter gets a Web airing.

Japan's whaling fleet heads to sea, and a marine conservationist and scientist decries the impending kill.

A specialist in energy and transportation says China needs efficient cities more than efficient cars.

Reports examine countries and campuses for innovations focused on building a better world.

A company promoting responsible travel cancels sales of "carbon offsets" to compensate for greenhouse gases from flying.

A senior Obama admnistration official in China explains the new partnership on energy and climate.

The United States and China unveil a suite of projects aimed at expanding energy choices while limiting emissions.

Conservationists and U.S. officials say quotas for catching bluefin tuna in the Atlantic were not lowered enough to restore the species.

A journalist's journey through India reveals the potent divisions over climate change between communities with and without wealth and access to energy.

Cutting the pressure on climate negotiators, world leaders say no binding treaty deal will be reached in Copenhagen next month.

Campaigners and biologists warn that countries meeting to manage shared stocks of tuna and sharks are ignoring science.