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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Simon Stiell says far a quantum leap in climate finance is required for developing countries to submit bold new climate plans
Environment minister Steven Guilbeault accused "some countries" of slow-walking negotiations on tackling plastic pollution
By: Joe Lo
Brazil and France want the G20 to get behind a global minimum billionaire tax, also backed by IMF chief, but Germany rejects the idea
By: Joe Lo, Matteo Civillini, Alice Martins Morais
Azerbaijan expects only 40,000 attendees for this year's climate talks, while logistical challenges in Belém may limit attendance at the "Amazon Cop".
Scientists blame the current drought on El Niño – which could exclude those affected from receiving aid for climate-change damage
Governments could not agree to keep talking formally about curbs on plastic production up until the fifth and final round of treaty talks in November
Local communities will be able to officially challenge UN-registered carbon credit projects before and after they are up and running
The bank has advised wealthy nations to cut subsidies for high-emissions foods but stopped far short of promoting veganism
US president Joe Biden has announced he will increase US tariffs on Chinese solar panels, electric vehicles (EVs) and their batteries.
Five days after seemingly cordial US-China climate talks, US President Joe Biden has announced he will increase US tariffs on Chinese solar panels, electric vehicles (EVs) and batteries to run them.
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