Karen McVeigh is a global development reporter for The Guardian. Her work focuses on environmental issues, wildlife conservation, and social justice. Karen's articles have been featured in various publications, including Mother Jones, Canada's National Observer, and HowStuffWorks.
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By: Karen McVeigh
A few years ago, Anna von Rebay gave up her lucrative job in a corporate law firm specialising in art law to concentrate on her passion for the
By: Karen Mcveigh
Allies of the 73-year-old anti-whaling activist Paul Watson have said that prison time would amount to a ‘life sentence’
By: Karen McVeigh
The number of plastic bags washed up on UK beaches has fallen by 80% over a decade, since a mandatory fee was imposed on shoppers who opt to pick up single-use carrier bags at the checkout.
By: Karen McVeigh
Leticia Carvalho is clear what the problem is with the body she hopes to be elected to run: “Trust is broken and leadership is missing.” Later this
The number of plastic bags found on UK beaches has dropped by 80% in a decade, thanks to a mandatory fee on single-use bags.
By: Karen Mcveigh
The outcome of today's balloting for International Seabed Authority chief could have major consequences for ocean health.
By: Karen Mcveigh
Activities such as mining, dredging and bottom trawling in most MPAs mean conservation targets will be missed, say researchers
By: Karen McVeigh
A new study finds that more than 80% of EU marine protected areas offer minimal protection against industrial activities, risking biodiversity goals for 2030.
By: Karen Mcveigh
‘Opaque’ recording system means recorded volume of everyday oil pollution over the past decade should be increased by 43%, according to Oceana report
By: Karen McVeigh
The fossil fuel industry’s oil pollution in UK waters has been drastically underreported, according to a new report from the conservation group Oceana.
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