Cecilia Keating is a Science Section Editor at Carbon Brief. She specializes in climate change and environmental issues, focusing on topics such as climate policy, ClimateTech, global warming, and natural resources. Cecilia's work has been featured in prominent publications including GreenBiz Group, Environmental Post Ledger, World Wealth Journal, BusinessGreen, Eco-Business, and Environmental Health News.
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Cecilia's coverage focuses primarily on sustainability, climate change, and environmental responsibility within the United Kingdom. She is particularly interested in government announcements and data-supported articles related to business, industry, energy, government policies, and their impact on the environment.
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By: Ayesha Tandon, Leo Hickman, Cecilia Keating, Robert McSweeney
A federal climate review commissioned by the Trump administration to support a rollback of emissions regulations contains more than 100 false or misleading statements, according to an analysis by Carbon Brief and dozens of climate scientists.
By: Cecilia Keating
Cecilia Keating's opening speech at the Women in Green Business Awards 2025
The first-ever international conference on the contentious topic of “overshoot” was held earlier this month in a palace in the small town of Laxenburg in Austria.
By: Cecilia Keating
Prof Penny Endersby has been chief executive of the UK Met Office since December 2018.
Developing countries are receiving just a fraction of the international finance they need to prepare citizens and adapt infrastructure for escalating climate impacts.
The latest round of country climate plans ‘barely move the needle’ on future warming, the head of the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) has warned.
By: Cecilia Keating
Carbon Brief speaks to an IPCC lead author researching ways to improve the experience of global south scientists taking part in producing the assessments
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By: Cecilia Keating
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's ( IPCC ) latest assessment cycle has been beset by disagreements between nations over the timeline for publishing its next landmark report.
Oil prices rebounded after US-Iran peace talks failed and Global use of fossil fuels for power slumped during the Strait of Hormuz blockage.
