Joe Lo is a reporter for South China Morning Post (SCMP) and Climate Home News. His work has also been featured in African Arguments. Joe covers a wide range of topics, including politics, climate change, and environmental issues, with a particular focus on the Asia-Pacific region.
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Joe's coverage primarily focuses on the political and regulatory aspects of climate change, with specific attention to government announcements and legal policy regulations related to environmental issues. As such, he is likely to be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide insights into international politics, climate change policies, renewable energy initiatives, and the impact of government decisions on environmental issues.
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By: Sebastian Rodriguez, Joe Lo, Megan Rowling
After fiery talks, a new post-2025 goal was adopted but some developing nations dismissed it as too small to meet their needs amid growing climate stress
By: Vivian Chime, Joe Lo, Mariel Lozada
From a controversial $300 billion a year climate finance deal to stranded mitigation talks to a new global carbon market – these are the main outcomes of COP29
By: Mariel Lozada, Joe Lo
The COP29 climate talks had many impactful moments: tearful speeches, diplomatic spats, walk-outs and more
If the reforms pass, governments will be able to end protections for investments in fossil fuels while keeping them for renewables
By: Joe Lo
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By: Joe Lo
While the Net Zero Advisory Body recommended a 50-55% cut in emissions, the government settled for a weaker 45-50% range
By: Vivian Chime, Joe Lo
Locals and experts say France has not done enough to protect residents of its island territory – many of them vulnerable migrants – from extreme weather
This year we investigated governments, corporations and NGOs in the climate space, and brought you on-the-ground reporting from Africa, Asia and the Middle East
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