Bob Berwyn is a journalist at Inside Climate News. He focuses on climate change and environmental issues, with particular attention to climate policy, global warming, and ClimateTech. Bob's work has been featured in a variety of notable publications, including Ars Technica, WIRED, and Mother Jones.
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Bob Berwyn's coverage predominantly revolves around climate change, with a particular focus on scientific insights and government announcements related to environmental policies. His emphasis on citing data suggests that he prioritizes fact-based reporting.
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Researchers warn against oversimplifying climate change's role in conflicts. But some conditions can increase the likelihood of violence, a new study finds.
By: Bob Berwyn
Emerging Pacific Ocean heat, combined with ongoing human-caused global warming, is a grim recipe for deadly climate extremes. Heat alone already kills more than 500,000 annually.
Go behind the scenes with senior editor Corey Mitchell and reporter Bob Berwyn as they break down what to expect from the looming El Niño.
By: Bob Berwyn
A new World Meteorological Organization report estimated 13,000 annual heat-related deaths across 17 countries in the region.
A new U.N. resolution reinforces a landmark court opinion tying fossil fuel use to human rights abuses and legal responsibility for climate change.
By: Bob Berwyn
The surge in satellites brings pollution and risks of repeating destructive colonial practices, experts warn.
By: Bob Berwyn
Researchers say fossil fuel burning and other human activities caused nearly all the rapid warming of the past decade.
Researchers say fossil fuel burning and other human activities caused nearly all the rapid warming of the past decade.
By: Bob Berwyn
U.S. policies and military actions have raised anxieties, as well as hopes of a faster transition away from fossil fuels.
By: Bob Berwyn
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