Climate change: can the UN break the deadlock?
Organisers are expecting 100,000 people to take to the streets of Manhattan to call for global action on climate change. But will it translate to action in the corridors of the UN?
Organisers are expecting 100,000 people to take to the streets of Manhattan to call for global action on climate change. But will it translate to action in the corridors of the UN?
Fraudulent activity and missed targets – as the latest badger cull gets underway, Channel 4 News speaks to a badger cull whistleblower.
The death toll from floods in Pakistan and India reaches 400 as armies from both countries scramble to provide help to victims.
Cheese, butter, clotted cream and a brick sized rib-eye steak. Delicious… but it’s also all good for you – and can even help you lose weight. Complete fantasy? Not according to a new book.
Neanderthals and humans definitely got together. Around 2 per cent of our genome is ‘neanderthal’ DNA.
Iceland’s Bárðarbunga volcano looks like it’s about to blow. But don’t worry, say volcanologists, the eruption probably won’t ruin anybody’s travel plans – it’s the wrong kind of ash.
It is vegetarian, has a low carbon footprint, and even the beer is locally sourced: Sweden’s Way Out West festival brings original hippy principles to the digital age. But is it fun?
Change to diesel – and help the environment, drivers were told and offered incentives to do so. Now, using it could hit them where it hurts – in the wallet.
Owen Paterson, the outgoing environment secretary, was loathed by environmentalists and animal lovers. By contrast former science minister David Willetts was the darling of academics.
Shocking footage shows a landslide uprooting cars and buildings as Typhoon Neoguri sweeps through the Japanese town of Nagiso, Nagano. The storm moved through to Kagoshima early on Thursday.
The Environment Agency’s Lord Smith had to face angry citizens during the winter floods. But isn’t that the job of ministers?
A tree-dwelling carnivore from the cloud forests of South America heads this year’s top 10 list and shows that not all of the “big” species are already known or documented.
Six challenges, five years, £10m: the Longitude Prize of 1714 is being revived in an attempt to solve one of humanity’s “biggest challenges”. And the public gets to vote on what to tackle.
In February, Channel 4 News reported from Ayebridges Avenue, near Staines, as residents reeled under the devastation of flooding. Three months on, many of them have still not returned.
Time to move to Russia? A Global Sustainability Institute report says the UK could run out of oil, coal and gas supplies in just five years. See how the UK compares with the other top 10 economies.