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Nour Ghantous

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Dublin, London, Panama
As seen in: FairPlanet, Yahoo Finance, Sierra Magazine, Verdict, Power Technology, Mining Technology, Offshore Technology, Pharmaceutical-Technology.com, Just Style, The Boar, Just-Food and
Covers:  Climate change, energy transition, oil and gas, renewables, cleaner fuels, travel, politics, economics, current affairs, news, finance, technology, lifestyle, culture.
Doesn't Cover: Sports & E-sports
Editor @ FairPlanet • Multimedia journalist @ other places • Climate, Human Rights and Data-led journalism • A big fan of hummus • Born at 368ppm CO2 •

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MSc graduate in Humanitarian engineering with Management and BSc graduate in Biological Sciences. Lebanese with Irish nationality. Interested in Renewable Energy, Sustainability, Human Rights, Current Affairs and Lifestyle. Managing Editor at FairPlanet with words in Sierra Magazine, Energy Monitor, Lacuna magazine, Just Style, Investment Monitor ,Power Technology & other places.

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Wins and Losses for Women at the 29th UN Climate Conference - More to Her Story

Wins and Losses for Women at the 29th UN Climate Conference - More to Her Story

The climate crisis doesn't discriminate, but the systems addressing it often do. Journalist Nour Ghantous exa…

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Loopholes and Fractures Make for Un-United Nations as COP29 Ends

Loopholes and Fractures Make for Un-United Nations as COP29 Ends

Climate finance goals lay unmet, fossil-friendly language permeates draft texts, and tensions between develop…

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At COP29, US Climate Congress Changes Tune

At COP29, US Climate Congress Changes Tune

With a president-elect bent on dismantling climate gains, US climate allies reach for economics

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Inside the oil PR playbook | FairPlanet

Inside the oil PR playbook | FairPlanet

Here are three ways oil industry PR efforts are shaping the global climate action landscape.

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As the Environmental Crisis Worsens, So Too Does the Safety of Journalists Covering It

As the Environmental Crisis Worsens, So Too Does the Safety of Journalists Covering It

As the environmental crisis worsens, so too does the safety of journalists covering It. UNESCO is giving envi…

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Whale poo and carbon removal: what's all the fuss about? | FairPlanet

Whale poo and carbon removal: what's all the fuss about? | FairPlanet

The answer is more bizarre than you might imagine...

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Climate Change Is Reshaping How Much Chocolate Costs and What It’s Made Of

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| Sierra Magazine Verified
Chocolate is supposed to be one of the small certainties in life. Recently though, consumers have begun to notice that something has shifted. Chocolate tastes thinner, costs more, or, in some cases, it’s not even a given that it can be called “chocolate.” For many American shoppers, the change has been subtle but cumulative.
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Indigenous Voices Rose at COP30 While Forest Protection Fell Short

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| Sierra Magazine Verified
The 30th annual UN climate summit in Belém, Brazil, was promoted as the Amazonian COP—expected to bring deforestation and Indigenous rights directly to global climate negotiations. Inside the Blue Zone, and across civil-society spaces around it, those themes dominated discussions. But perhaps nothing became as potent during the COP as when Indigenous people came in droves to the conference site, stepping forward to be heard.
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With US Absent, China Asserts Itself at World’s Biggest Climate Summit

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| Sierra Magazine Verified
On the opening day at COP30, the United Nations’ annual climate summit, the scene was emblematic of a shifting order. With the United States absent, all eyes were on China. A crowd had gathered around a glossy Chinese Pavilion, its two upright flags flanking a stage and podium with ceremonial precision.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Deputy head of news at my university's radio station.

How is social media changing news?

Increased misinformation, increased transparency.

How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

Email and phone, or over coffee (I love coffee)
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