Kenza Bryan is a Moral Money Reporter, with her work appearing in The Manila Times and Financial Times. She is also featured in publications such as Regina Leader-Post, Yahoo Finance, and The Australian Financial Review. Kenza's articles focus on climate change, environmental issues, and the intersection of business and sustainability.
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Kenza Bryan's coverage predominantly focuses on climate change, greenhouse gases, and environmental policy. Her articles frequently include legal and government announcement attributes, indicating a focus on regulatory developments and official statements.
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There’s no shortage of techniques — only a lack of consensus over pros and cons
By: Kenza Bryan, Jana Tauschinski, Camilla Hodgson
Tech companies invest in renewable energy but cannot fully control how polluting their data centres are
By: Attracta Mooney, Alice Hancock, Kenza Bryan
World’s most important climate negotiations undermined by anticipated US policy shift
Dealmaking between wealthy and developing countries gathers pace as negotiators prepare to decide formal framework at COP29
By: Aime Williams, Attracta Mooney, Kenza Bryan
Podesta says election outcome ‘bitterly disappointing’ for those concerned about global warming
By: Attracta Mooney, Kenza Bryan, Aime Williams
Carbon trading could help raise some of the cash developing countries need to adapt to the effects of climate change, and enable big polluters to cut emissions.
By: Kenza Bryan, Attracta Mooney
Battle over money and inclusion of transition from fossil fuels in agreement dominate final week of talks
Kitchenware company near New Delhi sells name to campaigners attacking oil and gas groups
By: Kenza Bryan, Attracta Mooney
Negotiators at COP29 ‘unimpressed’ as latest draft agreements show wide gaps
By: Kenza Bryan
Executives take a low profile at COP29 as focus increases on AI power demands
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