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Joe Lo

Joe Lo is a reporter for Climate Home News. He has previously specialised in container shipping, UK politics and investigative stories about Scotland. His work has appeared in the Guardian, Al Jazeera and Deutsche Welle.
Morocco accused of "greenwashing occupation" of Western Sahara

Morocco accused of “greenwashing occupation” of Western Sahara

The Polisario Front has released an unofficial climate plan for the Sahrawi people, saying Morocco has built wind and solar farms on their land without consent

Nigeria commits to annual carbon budgets to reach net zero under climate law

Nigeria commits to annual carbon budgets to reach net zero under climate law

After announcing a 2060 net zero goal at Cop26, the oil producing nation will set up a national council to oversee the implementation of its climate plan

"It's going to get bumpy!" - Papua New Guinea sparked final day panic at Cop26

“It’s going to get bumpy!” – Papua New Guinea sparked final day panic at Cop26

The rainforest nation was threatening to block a deal in Glasgow over the status of Redd+ forestry projects in a UN carbon market

The breakdown: What is in the Glasgow Climate Pact?

The breakdown: What is in the Glasgow Climate Pact?

At Cop26 in Glasgow, countries agreed to call out coal, double adaptation finance and finalise rules for carbon trading, in a bid to ‘keep 1.5C alive’

After tense huddles in Glasgow, countries strike 'uncomfortable' climate deal

After tense huddles in Glasgow, countries strike ‘uncomfortable’ climate deal

The package agreed at Cop26 cites coal in a UN first and finalises the Paris Agreement rulebook, but is weak on finance for vulnerable nations

Cop26 deal brings support for victims of climate disaster a step closer

Cop26 deal brings support for victims of climate disaster a step closer

The Santiago Network could be up and running in a year, but thorny issues of how to fund it and channel aid to frontline communities have yet to be decided

A Swiss pianist, a Rwandan chemist... meet 15 ministers brokering a deal in Glasgow

A Swiss pianist, a Rwandan chemist… meet 15 ministers brokering a deal in Glasgow

The UK presidency has appointed two ministers to steer each strand of Cop26 negotiations towards an agreement

From Chile and Taiwan via Glasgow, youth call for climate justice

From Chile and Taiwan via Glasgow, youth call for climate justice

Tens of thousands of demonstrators marched through Glasgow past the Cop26 climate conference venue on Friday, chanting and waving homemade placards

Canada, US, Italy among 20 countries to stop financing fossil fuels internationally

Canada, US, Italy among 20 countries to stop financing fossil fuels internationally

Major backers of coal, oil and gas projects will stop supporting them from 2023, instead backing clean energy in other countries

Scotland breaks loss and damage "taboo", raising hopes others will follow

Scotland breaks loss and damage “taboo”, raising hopes others will follow

Vulnerable countries welcomed Scotland’s leadership in helping victims of climate disaster, saying rich countries need to institutionalise support at Cop26

Over 100 countries join methane pledge but China, India, Australia and Russia stay out

Over 100 countries join methane pledge but China, India, Australia and Russia stay out

The US and EU got more than a hundred countries on board with a commitment to cut methane emissions 30% by 2030, putting oil and gas sector leakage in the spotlight

Frustrations mount at Covid barriers to participation in Cop26 negotiations

Frustrations mount at Covid barriers to participation in Cop26 negotiations

After expensive and difficult journeys to Glasgow, many delegates are excluded from negotiating rooms and can only watch an unreliable webcast

India strengthens climate targets, aiming for net zero by 2070

India strengthens climate targets, aiming for net zero by 2070

Narendra Modi upped India’s climate ambition while calling for more climate finance from developed countries

China reaffirms existing climate targets in submission to UN ahead of Cop26

China reaffirms existing climate targets in submission to UN ahead of Cop26

Analysts say a severe power crunch facing the country and the incremental rise in ambition from other large emitters like the US deterred Beijing from raising ambition

Revealed: Cop26 sponsor National Grid spewing methane across England

Revealed: Cop26 sponsor National Grid spewing methane across England

A campaigner with an infrared camera and methane monitor found significant leaks at National Grid compressor stations in eastern England

US climate credibility in doubt as legislative wrangles go down to the wire

US climate credibility in doubt as legislative wrangles go down to the wire

Ten days before Cop26 climate talks, president Joe Biden’s climate policies are being blocked by coal state senator Joe Manchin, weakening his hand internationally

Once a vital feature of climate talks, has the huddle had its day?

Once a vital feature of climate talks, has the huddle had its day?

Under rules to prevent the spread of Covid, negotiators at Cop26 have been asked to keep a metre distance, meaning they need to find new ways to resolve differences

Pioneer of attribution science Geert Jan van Oldenborgh dies, aged 59

Pioneer of attribution science Geert Jan van Oldenborgh dies, aged 59

The Dutch scientist led research linking climate change to individual extreme weather events in real time and is warmly remembered by his collaborators

UN boss calls for stronger aviation and shipping climate goals in line with 1.5C

UN boss calls for stronger aviation and shipping climate goals in line with 1.5C

Antonio Guterres said targets set at UN bodies for international transport were compatible with more than 3C of global warming and urged more action

Japan eyes international carbon offsets to deliver 2030 emission cuts

Japan eyes international carbon offsets to deliver 2030 emission cuts

Campaigners accused Japan of failing to take responsibility for cutting its own emissions and relying on developing nations to do so

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