Cecilia Keating is a Science Section Editor at Carbon Brief. She focuses on climate change and environmental issues, with a particular emphasis on climate policy, ClimateTech, and global warming. Cecilia's work has been featured in publications such as GreenBiz Group, Environmental Post Ledger, and BusinessGreen.
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Cecilia's coverage focuses primarily on sustainability, climate change, and environmental responsibility within the United Kingdom. She is particularly interested in government announcements and data-supported articles related to business, industry, energy, government policies, and their impact on the environment.
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The latest round of country climate plans ‘barely move the needle’ on future warming, the head of the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) has warned.
By: Cecilia Keating
Carbon Brief speaks to an IPCC lead author researching ways to improve the experience of global south scientists taking part in producing the assessments
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By: Cecilia Keating
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's ( IPCC ) latest assessment cycle has been beset by disagreements between nations over the timeline for publishing its next landmark report.
Oil prices rebounded after US-Iran peace talks failed and Global use of fossil fuels for power slumped during the Strait of Hormuz blockage.
Carbon Brief’s climate research picks, Europe saw a record-breaking early heatwave and the US set out new rules for federal research funding.
By: Cecilia Keating
more than 260 researchers convened in Milan to discuss the opportunities, challenges and risks involved in scaling “carbon dioxide removal” (CDR) to help curb climate change.
By: Cecilia Keating
Recent weeks have seen a flurry of reports from public health authorities and scientists that estimate the deaths caused by Europe's
By: Cecilia Keating
Emissions from land-use change – including deforestation, loss of peatland and forest degradation – have been falling over the course of the 21st century.
By: Cecilia Keating
Wildfires burning in Indonesia are on track to produce emissions on a par with the country’s most-intense fire season this century.
