Megan Darby
Megan Darby is the editor of Climate Home News. She previously wrote about UK energy and water industries for leading sector publication Utility Week. She holds a Mathematics degree from Newcastle University.
Cop27 bulletin: Everybody needs good neighbours
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Cop27 bulletin: Could polluter taxes fund loss and damage?
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Cop27 bulletin: Loss and damage ‘our daily nightmare’
Kenya’s “hustler-in-chief” William Ruto spelled out the need for solidarity while UN chief Antonio Guterres calls on US and China to lead
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Cop27 bulletin: Welcome to Sharm el-Sheikh
While delegates were greeted with hotel price-gouging on Sunday, vulnerable nations scored a win on the Cop27 agenda
Yes, leadership matters – Climate Weekly
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Exploding an energy security myth – Climate Weekly
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The queue that matters – Climate Weekly
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The end of an era – Climate Weekly
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Timeline: The climate crisis through Queen Elizabeth II’s life and reign
How the world has heated, climate science has progressed and political consensus shifted in the lifetime of Britain’s longest serving Queen
Australia passes climate law targeting 43% emissions cuts by 2030
Green senators backed the legislation but their amendments to cut emissions faster and ban new coal and gas developments were defeated
Misdirection – Climate Weekly
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Twitter diplomacy and Brazil’s climate election – Climate Weekly
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US Democrats pull back from the brink – Climate Weekly
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UK leadership wilts in the heat – Climate Weekly
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UK government touts ‘guilt-free flying’ on country’s hottest day on record
The “jet zero” strategy relies on future technology breakthroughs and rejects options to curb demand
China turns inwards – Climate Weekly
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Egypt’s climate plan lands – Climate Weekly
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Coming out of the naughty corner – Climate Weekly
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