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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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
The BASIC group led by China wants "unilateral restrictive trade measures" with the EU on the COP29 agenda - which could derail the talks
Trump will try to cut spending on green energy and boost production of fossil fuels while leaving the Paris agreement
With Donald Trump winning a come-back victory as president of the United States and results pointing to Republican control of both chambers of Congress, analysts and commentators around the world are offering their views on what this means for the world’s battle to tackle climate change.
COP28 host nation claims the plan is compatible with a 1.5C warming limit, but campaigners disagree, saying it does not commit to cutting oil and gas production
By: Joe Lo, Vivian Chime, Mariel Lozada, Sebastian Rodriguez, Matteo Civillini, Megan Rowling
The COP29 UN climate summit kicks off in Baku, with a row over what should be on the agenda and Brazil announcing a 2035 climate target
By: Joe Lo, Sebastian Rodriguez
Countries now have a second chance in Baku to build consensus on how to cut emissions and transition away from fossil fuels
By: Joe Lo
The UK, Colombia and New Zealand have joined an alliance of governments planning to scrap their fossil fuel subsidies
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