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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Some argue that gas can serve as a transition fuel, but a study found that importing gas can be worse for the climate than using local coal
By: Joe Lo
Negotiators cite “convergence” on the structure of the post-2025 climate finance goal but divides on contributors and amounts remain
South Australia has one of the world's cleanest electricity grids, which it wants to showcast at the COP31 climate summit in 2026
South Australia has one of the world's cleanest electricity grids, which it wants to showcase at the COP31 conference in 2026
Just over 100 world leaders have said they will give a speech at COP29, about a fifth down on last year's figure
By: Joe Lo
The European Central Bank (ECB) told national central banks not to re-channel special drawing rights (SDRs) that would boost climate finance
By: Joe Lo, Megan Rowling
A climate and finance report by independent economists was toned down after feedback from G20 nations, even as the UN says they must all slash emissions
Verra's decision to review carbon credits faster despite letting a quarter of its workforce go worries scientists and activists
By: Joe Lo
A report warns that turning Europe’s biggest coal mine into a lake might not create jobs, tax revenue or electricity of renewables
By: Joe Lo
As the US Senate approved the US joining the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, it’s unclear if a president could easily pull the country out
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