Green news roundup: Heartland leak, windfarm plans and 'swishing' parties

Environment news • Gleick apology over Heartland leak stirs ethics debate among climate scientists • David Cameron defends windfarm plans to Tory MPs • Climate change sceptic thinktank not 'influential' enough to reveal funder • Drought may be new norm for UK, says environment secretary • Civilisation faces 'perfect storm of ecological and social problems' • Climate change increased likelihood of Russian 2010 heatwave – study On the blogs • Clothes 'swishing' parties go global • Revealed: How fossil fuel reserves match UN climate negotiating positions • Leaked Heartland Institute documents pull back curtain on climate scepticism Multimedia • The week in wildlife – in pictures • Lab-grown burger to be served up in October - video • Fukushima chief dismisses rumours of overheating reactor – video • Drought in England and Wales – map • Inside Fukushima – in pictures Features and comment • Bob Ward: Heartland Institute leak exposes strategies of climate attack machine • Caroline Lucas: Why we must phase out nuclear power • New EU-US organics partnership is good news for both sides of Atlantic Best of the web • Carbon Commentary: Eden Project installs UK's first employee-owned solar plant • Yale Environment 360: 'Fossil fuels are the new whale oil', says environmentalist Amory Lovins • ChinaDialogue: Measuring China's pollution from space • BusinessGreen: UK could become leading exporter of wave and tidal power, say MPs For more of the best environment comment and news from around the web, visit the Guardian Environment Network . ...And finally • 'Bacteria battery' boosted by space microbes found in river Wear The development takes microbial power technology a stage nearer its goal of providing a renewable source of energy