Ed King
Ed previously worked as a Producer on BBC Radio 5 Live. He holds an MA in International Studies and Diplomacy from the London School of Oriental and African Studies, specialising in global energy and climate policy.
Oceans offer best clue to understanding climate change
Decreasing levels of Arctic ice and rising temperatures in the world’s oceans make case for action increasingly clear
Polish government accused of gagging anti-fracking groups
Poland’s government stands accused of considering new legislation to limit the influence of campaign groups opposed to its plans to frack for shale gas
New tool reveals a latte water needed for your morning coffee
Released for World Water Day, Sustain’s new water calculator warns one latte needs 710 litres of water to produce
Thousands sign petition to keep climate change in UK curriculum
RTCC’s daily round-up of the top climate change and green economy stories from around the world
Voluntary carbon markets offer hope for climate challenge
Key market for business wishing to manage carbon footprint in good health according to analysts Carbon Clear
World’s poorest countries meet for Kathmandu climate summit
Representatives from the Least Developed Countries (LDC) group convene to discuss plans ahead of Bonn climate talks
World Bank to prioritise support for climate vulnerable states
RTCC’s daily round-up of the top climate change and green economy stories from around the world
Vietnam’s climate change laws
Globe International analysis on what Vietnam is doing to address climate change and develop a low carbon energy system
“Why I quit my job to fight climate change”
Transition Town Berkhamstead member John Bell tells RTCC why he has given up work to focus on promoting awareness of climate and environmental issues
South Africa calls on world leaders to engage in UN climate talks
South Africa climate chief Mxakato-Diseko says leaders must take more interest in the UN negotiations for the 2015 deal to be agreed
Forests hold key to feeding Earth’s growing population
UNCCD Executive Secretary Luc Gnacadja says International Day of Forests should be used to highlight importance of land management
Warmer wasps could mean fewer figs
Researchers warn vital relationships between pollinators and plants will be affected by warming average tempereatures
UK Budget 2013: renewables miss out as shale subsidies rise
Green groups brand UK Chancellor George Osborne’s budget a failure as fossil fuels and energy intensive industry receive boost
Wanted: talented reporter with passion for climate change issues to join RTCC
We are looking for a creative and precise English-language journalist to join our team reporting on the latest climate & energy developments around the world
UK govt faces backlash at plans to cut climate education
RTCC’s daily round-up of the top climate change and green economy stories from around the world
US wind and biofuels potential exceed oil reserves
Report from Bloomberg New Energy Finance estimates commercial and potentially commercial projects could generate 46 billion barrels of oil equivalent
USA can slash transport emissions 80% by 2050
Cuts could be achieved by vehicle efficiency measures, increasing electric and hydrogen car numbers and continued development of biofuels sector
Africa renewable energy potential ‘can drive growth’
World Future Council report suggests supporting clean energy efforts in Africa would give continent huge economic boost
Masdar unveils 100MW solar thermal power plant
The world’s largest concentrated solar power plant opens for business at Masdar City in Abu Dhabi
Climate change set to boost frequency of extreme storm surges
RTCC’s daily round-up of the top climate change and green economy stories from around the world