Fermin Koop is a journalist and communicator based in Argentina. He currently serves as the Latin America Managing Editor at @dialogochinoES and also works as a freelance writer. With a background in journalism, Fermin's articles cover a wide range of topics including climate change, scientific breakthroughs, and cultural phenomena.
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Fermin Koop predominantly covers scientific topics, with a focus on citing data to support the articles. His coverage spans an array of diverse and niche scientific subjects including electric vehicles, family structure, snails, plant disease resistance, reindeer, microbes and many more.
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It is time for international climate negotiations to evolve, former Peruvian environment minister and COP president tells Dialogue Earth at COP29
It is time for international climate negotiations to evolve, former Peruvian environment minister and COP president tells Dialogue Earth at COP29
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Delayed talks bring USD 300 billion pledge to support developing countries’ climate action, but critics scorn deal as an ‘optical illusion’ made in ‘bad faith’
Currently playing a leading role in global diplomacy, Brazil can find new areas to cooperate with China to boost sustainability, says Maiara Folly of Plataforma CIPÓ
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