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Under siege: Climate scientists defend work ahead of COP17
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/ 24 November 2011

Under siege: Climate scientists defend work ahead of COP17

Climate scientists are on the defensive after damaging emails were leaked in a bid to discredit evidence of global warming ahead of the Durban summit.

By Juliette Jowit and Leo Hickman
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/ 8 July 2010

British climate-change scientists cleared of dishonesty

Scientists at a top British climate research unit embroiled in a row over their work were cleared of dishonesty by an independent probe on Wednesday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 17 October 2007

How swearing at work boosts team spirit

Regular swearing at work can help boost team spirit among staff, allowing them to express better their feelings as well as develop social relationships, according to a study by British researchers. They assessed that swearing will become more common as traditional taboos are broken down.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 14 October 2007

Row erupts over risk to polar bears

In a new book called Cool It, the global-warming sceptic Bjorn Lomborg has sparked fresh debate about the dangers of increasing temperatures with new claims that polar bears are not on the brink of collapse and are more threatened by hunting than by climate change.

By Staff Reporter

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