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Going green for Christmas no longer makes you Scrooge
Climate change: Going green for Christmas is no longer Scrooge-like, blogs Jon Snow for Channel 4 News.
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Climate change: Going green for Christmas is no longer Scrooge-like, blogs Jon Snow for Channel 4 News.
Gordon Brown and Nicolas Sarkozy put aside old rivalries to set out a joint vision for a stronger economic future, blogs Jon Snow for Channel 4 News.
30,000 people descend on Copenhagen for the meticulously planned climate change summit, blogs Jon Snow. But will it succeed in paving the way for a legally binding treaty on carbon emissions?
A genuine “liquid bomb threat” or an attempt to sustain a level of anti-terror hysteria to justify expenditure on the “war on terror”? Jon Snow blogs from the airport for Channel 4 News.
Jon Snow blogs from Brazil where he believes climate change is the most important issue facing mankind.
World leaders meeting in Copenhagen must understand that Brazil is a vast CO2-sapping country with a surging carbon-emitting economy, blogs Jon Snow for Channel 4 News.
As a leading UK climate change expert says half the years between 2010 and 2019 will be hotter than 1998 – the hottest year ever, Jon Snow blogs from Brazil.
Jon Snow blogs from Brazil on the start of a special week of reports.
In the 93 years that separate the battle of the Somme from the UK’s present engagement in Afghanistan, our tolerance of death on the battlefield has experienced a welcome revolution, blogs Jon Snow.
After the outing of call girl Belle de Jour, Jon Snow blogs to put the other side of the coin, drawing attention to those people who have no cjoice in the matter and who work at the exploited, grubby end of prostitution.
The ingredients are falling into place for another global financial crisis, blogs Jon Snow. And if it happens, the examples of Ireland and Iceland should serve to remind the UK that size matters.
The disrepute into which parliament has been dragged by the peers’ and MPs’ expenses scandal continues to dominate politics, over and above party rivalry, writes Jon Snow.
Jon Snow blogs on the findings that Lord’s expenses are not receipted.
Jon Snow anticipates that tonight’s Armistice Day discussion on Channel 4 News will provoke a range of pointed questions about the UK’s military involvement in Afghanistan
Jon Snow tells the story of trees being planted on a busy street in north London.