Joe Lo is a Reporter at the South China Morning Post. He focuses on climate change and environmental issues, exploring themes related to energy, mining, and regional interests, particularly in relation to North America and global news. Joe's work has been featured in notable publications such as African Arguments, Climate Home News, Post Courier, and Newswav.
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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.
Given Joe's focus on COP28 Climate Summit and related topics like renewable energy and fossil fuels, he would likely be receptive to sources who can provide expert commentary or analysis regarding the implications of governmental decisions made during these summits. Furthermore, given his interest in legal policy regulation, individuals with expertise in international environmental law may also find success when reaching out for potential collaboration.
As there is no specified geographic focus for Joe’s articles and they cover a range of global issues relating to climate change and international politics.
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Climate Home News readers want governments and corporations to do more to cut emissions, prepare for climate change and protect nature
By: Vivian Chime, Joe Lo
Botswana's NDC focuses on ways to combat droughts, floods and storms over cutting planet-heating gases, in a move praised by negotiatiors
A report by UK-based NGO Oxfam says the world's super-rich have already used up their fair carbon budget for 2025.
By: Joe Lo
The EU, UK and Canada wanted fellow OECD members to commit to stop credit help foreign fossil fuels before Donald Trump takes over
By: Megan Rowling, Joe Lo, Matteo Civillini
The incoming president is expected to yank the US out of the Paris Agreement, slash climate finance and wage war on science – but clean energy may get an easier ride
By: Joe Lo
Shipping-reliant nations like Panama and Liberia have joined the EU, Japan and small islands in backing an emissions levy
By: Megan Rowling, Joe Lo
A GCF official says the fund needs new sources of money but campaigners worry the move could undermine climate justice
By: Victor Sanjinez, Joe Lo
A complete visual guide as Lunar New Year is celebrated in the Year of the Snake.
On top of leaving the Paris Agreement, Trump is reviewing around $11 billion a year of funding for climate projects in developing countries
By: Victor Sanjinez, Joe Lo
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