Zahra Hirji is a climate reporter for Bloomberg News, with previous experience at BuzzFeed News and InsideClimate News. She covers a wide range of topics related to climate change, sustainability, and environmental issues. Zahra's work has been featured in various publications, showcasing her expertise in the field.
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By: Zahra Hirji
Harris and Trump are increasingly talking about the same thing — hurricanes and disaster response — in very different ways.
Both candidates are now talking about climate change even if they aren't using those words, says Pete Maysmith, senior vice president of campaigns for LCV Action Fund, the election-related side of the League of Conservation Voters.
By: Zahra Hirji, Kendra Pierre, Michael Smith
Fierce storms like Hurricanes Helene and Milton, as well as extreme heat and drought, threaten to overwhelm the nation’s water treatment plants.
As Karachi experiences an exponential increase in motorisation, limited attention is given to pedestrian and public transport
Today’s newsletter considers how misinformation snowballed in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, and why the same thing could happen during the next US disaster. You can read the full story online at Bloomberg.
By: Zahra Hirji, Lauren Rosenthal
Rumors and conspiracy theories interfered with recovery efforts in North Carolina. It wasn’t a one-off, experts say.
By: Zahra Hirji, Lauren Rosenthal
When recovery workers with the U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) arrived in Boone, North Carolina, after Hurricane Helene and began
By: Zahra Hirji, Natasha White
Negotiations fell apart at the 11th hour when the EU, Switzerland and other developed countries objected to the creation of a new biodiversity fund.
By: Natasha White, Zahra Hirji
Colombia suspended COP16 after talks went into overtime. But countries notched progress on sharing corporate proceeds derived from nature and creating a new body for Indigenous peoples.
By: Zahra Hirji, Natasha White
The 16th United Nations Biodiversity Conference ended abruptly Saturday as countries disagreed in overtime talks about the creation of a new global nature fund.
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