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.
What next for carbon markets? – Climate Weekly
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China makes net zero official – Climate Weekly
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Indian businessman rhymes the case for a universal carbon tax
Nadir Godrej of Godrej Industries entertained an online audience at Climate Week NYC with a poetic appeal to tax carbon and stop burning coal
Xi Jinping: China will aim for carbon neutrality by 2060
China, the world’s biggest emitter, officially spoke of ending its contribution to global heating in a video message from President Xi to the UN
China, South Africa take baby steps towards net zero – Climate Weekly
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‘Inverse Opec’: Kamala Harris plan to wind down oil production awaits its moment
The proposal to negotiate a managed decline of fossil fuels is politically and diplomatically sensitive but finds support among a handful of climate leaders
Fight for the ‘right to regulate’ – Climate Weekly
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Europe faces human rights test case – Climate Weekly
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Real talk – Climate Weekly
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Redd alert – Climate Weekly
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Solar trade war – Climate Weekly
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Major ship emissions study flags a bigger role for governments
Some 30% of ship emissions come from domestic voyages, researchers find, urging governments to tackle the sector in national climate plans
Climate wins in court – Climate Weekly
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How to spend $20 billion – Climate Weekly
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Seven countries back Africa’s biggest investment, a $20 billion gas project
US, Japan and the UK are among the backers of a scheme to exploit Mozambique’s gas reserves, despite climate, security and human rights concerns
Silence on subsidies – Climate Weekly
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Gas dilemma – Climate Weekly
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Gas curse: Mozambique’s multi-billion dollar gamble on LNG
A vast gas discovery promises riches for the people of Mozambique, but it can only pay off in a dangerously overheated world
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G20 bails out fossils – Climate Weekly
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