Adam Vaughan is the environment editor at The Times. He covers a range of topics including climate change, biodiversity, and environmental issues, with a focus on ESG and environmental crime. Adam has been featured in prominent publications such as New Scientist and The Globe and Mail, and has reported from key locations and events, including the UN climate summits.
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Adam Vaughan's coverage spans a wide range of topics, including climate change, environmental conservation, and sports. He frequently reports on government announcements, cites data to support his articles, and delves into legal policy regulations.
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A vacuum of leadership at Cop29 offers Britain the opportunity to become a ‘clean energy superpower’ in Baku
By: Max Kendix, Adam Vaughan
PM urges companies to contribute to a pool of more than $1 trillion a year to help poorer nations
Reforms will include testing for bacteria not only in summer — but the most-polluted waterways are less likely to be designated for leisure use
Oil, coal and gas emissions are at a record high despite countries pledging to transition away from the fossil fuels driving climate change
By: Adam Vaughan, Ben Clatworthy
Delegates accused of hypocrisy for taking land in Baku for Cop29
Report released at Cop29 is reassuring on climate, but the president-elect has threatened to ‘terminate’ many of Biden’s environmental policies
Ed Miliband pays tribute to miners as Labour stops future projects — including Whitehaven site for steel-making
Thousands of marchers in London next week are being urged ‘to leave no mark’ and will donate to food banks. But feelings are running high over inheritance tax plans
With the conservation charity struggling under financial pressure, some shops, cafés and visitor centres have been earmarked for closure
Top level leaders of green companies are few and far between at the climate summit in Baku, although oil and gas businesses are there in strength
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