Coco Liu is a China tech reporter whose work has been featured in various publications such as BNN Bloomberg, Bloomberg News, and The Irish Times. With a focus on environmental issues and technological advancements, Coco explores topics such as carbon reduction, renewable energy, and the impact of climate change on various industries.
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Coco Liu's coverage primarily focuses on the environment, with a particular emphasis on renewable energy, climate change, and sustainability. She often cites data to support her articles and occasionally delves into business-related aspects of these topics.
If you are reaching out to Coco, consider providing insights or data-backed analysis related to wind energy, renewable energy technologies, climate change solutions such as carbon capture, electric vehicles' environmental impact or innovations in sustainable practices within the $200 billion video game industry. Additionally, if your expertise lies in creative ways of reusing materials for environmental sustainability purposes like retired wind turbine blades as park benches and picnic tables mentioned in one of Coco's articles would likely resonate with her.
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Replacing roof tiles and hardscaping near exterior walls can help protect against flying embers.
Replacing roof tiles and hardscaping near exterior walls can help protect against flying embers.
Researchers say trees’ methane-eating role means they absorb 10% more greenhouse gases than previously thought.
By: Coco Liu, Alexander Battle Abdelal, Zahra Hirji, Olivia Rudgard, Todd Woody
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With sensors gathering reams of acoustic data on animal and ocean habitats, artificial intelligence is speeding up the process of assessing species loss.
With sensors gathering reams of acoustic data on animal and ocean habitats, artificial intelligence is speeding up the process of assessing species loss. Today’s newsletter dives into the topic.
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Forest managers, property owners and utilities can book a robot from start-up company BurnBot on demand, used to manage wildfire risk
By: David Herbling, Coco Liu
Garbage blocks many drains and waterways in Nairobi, worsening the effects of flooding. Residents are breeding millions of flies to consume that waste and help keep streets and homes dry.
As severe rain and flooding batter communities on four continents, it underscores the need for better climate adaptation strategies. Today’s newsletter looks at an unusual experiment in Kenya that uses flies to help with urban drainage. Read the full story, part of our series Climate-Proofing Cities, on Bloomberg.
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