Fermin Koop is an Editor at Diálogo Chino. He specializes in energy and mining, focusing on environmental issues within Latin America. Fermin's work has been featured in various prominent outlets, including Environmental Post Ledger, Premium Times Nigeria, and the Pulitzer Center.
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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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As the UN climate summit returns to the region, we look back at decades of leadership from its nations at the talks – and also fragmentation
By: Fermin Koop
The moon is still an extremely interesting place to study. The structure of the moon has perplexed astronomers for centuries before the advent of spacecraft.
At curtain-raiser for UN conference in Brazil, presidents put focus on forests, financing, adaptation and energy – and call out US denialism
Juan Carlos Monterrey, Panama’s special representative for climate change, talks to Dialogue Earth about the need for reform in climate negotiations
Two years after an agreement to transition away from fossil fuels, more than 80 states have called for a plan to make phase-out a reality
Two years after an agreement to transition away from fossil fuels, more than 80 states have called for a plan to make phase-out a reality
Countries agreed a compromise deal, increasing finance targets to cope with the effects of global warming, but falling short of expectations
By: Fermin Koop
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Raw materials still drive relations, but China’s presence in the region is changing, with fewer loans, shifting investments and tensions with the US
By: Fermin Koop
The small country has quietly become a leader in renewable power. Credit: Pixabay.
