Zia Weise is a senior reporter covering climate policy at POLITICO. She focuses on themes such as climate change, energy sustainability, and government policy, with a particular emphasis on renewable energy and global warming. Zia's work has been featured in notable outlets including POLITICO, Scientific American, and Yahoo News.
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Zia Weise's articles predominantly cover government announcements and legal policy regulation, with a focus on climate change, international politics, and global climate action. Her work indicates a strong emphasis on reporting developments related to COP28 and global efforts to address climate change.
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How a rare moment of political concession puts the U.S. in the global race for faster energy projects.
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By: Zia Weise
A slowdown of ocean currents that would disrupt life on the continent on an unthinkable scale.
In the depths of the North Atlantic, a vast system of swirling currents carries warm tropical waters north, preventing Europe from freezing.
Can’t afford an electric car? The French government can help you.
By: Zia Weise
AMOC collapse could herald glacial winters, surging sea levels and ferocious storms seen in Hollywood disaster movie
With help from Benjamin Storrow, Sara Schonhardt and Zack Colman in the U.S., Mike Blanchfield in Canada, Brian Dabbs in Singapore, Charlie Cooper in the United Kingdom, and Nicolas Camut in France.
The continent saw more than 50,000 deaths across 850 cities, with climate change causing most of them, studies find.
The U.K. prime minister said he wants an “honest discussion” about migration within Europe.
The Commission says it's not giving up on slashing emissions but acknowledges that's no longer enough.
