Jones Says Climate Change Data Not Well Organized, BBC Reports (Bloomberg) Feb. 15 (Bloomberg) -- Phil Jones , the professor at the center of a scandal over hacked e-mails on climate change, said his data wasn’t well organized and the period since 1995 hasn’t seen statistically significant global warming, British Broadcasting Corp. [News Source]

Climate change doubters say UN data has been tampered to grossly overstate global warming (Daily Mail) The United Nation's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change faces a fresh challenge with scientists casting doubt on its claim that the evidence for global warming is 'unequivocal'. [News Source]

Is Climate Change Plan Just Hot Air? (Fox News) Critics rip White House for plan to boost funding for global warming research amid Climate-gate scandals • Climate Debate Heats Up in Wake of Record Snow [News Source]

Global Warming Skeptics Lambaste Plan to Increase Funding for Climate Change Research (Fox News) Global warming skeptics are agog that President Obama is seeking to dramatically increase federal funding for global warming research in the wake of the Climate-gate scandals that have emerged during the last three months.  [News Source]

How will global warming change ecosystems? Scientists have made lots of projections over the past few years about how warming temperatures and a changing climate will affect the planet. [News Source]

War at home: The local eco-warriors making a big noise. Shivering atop a power-station chimney certainly makes a dramatic eco statement. But is direct action the best way to combat global warming? [News Source]

India, China resist calls to back climate pact. India and China are resisting requests to sign up for the Copenhagen Accord for fighting global warming that risks unravelling without clear support from major emitters. [News Source]

Many meteorologists break with science of global warming. We now take you live to a storm within the ranks of America’s weathercasters. It is a quiet controversy about global warming. [News Source]

Becoming vegetarian ‘can harm the environment.’ A study by Cranfield University, commissioned by WWF, found a substantial number of meat substitutes – such as soy, chickpeas and lentils – were more harmful to the environment because they were imported into Britain from overseas. [News Source]

Baucus, Tester prepare to take up legislation to cap greenhouse gases. Montana's U.S. senators are preparing to dive in on another big national issue - climate change and energy legislation - but it appears they're facing a divided state electorate on the subject. [News Source]

US Chamber challenges EPA CO2 Endangerment In federal court. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Friday filed a petition in a federal court of appeals challenging an Environmental Protection Agency decision that triggers regulation of greenhouse gases across the economy. [News Source]