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Investigations & Special Projects Editor @ClimateHome. Pitches + tips: sr@climatehomenews.com. @ids_uk @SussexUni alumni

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Climate journalist based in Brighton, UK, originally from Costa Rica. Currently, Special Projects Editor at Climate Home News, coordinating international investigations on climate accountability. Previously, Editor-in-Chief at Climate Tracker, in charge of editing investigations from emerging climate journalists from the Global South. Former Editor of Ojo al Clima, first climate news outlet in Central America. Work published in Science Magazine, Reuters, DW, The Verge, China Dialogue and Mongab…

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Analysis: Push to end oil and gas expansion takes off at COP26 but harder on the ground

Analysis: Push to end oil and gas expansion takes off at COP26 but harder on the ground

GLASGOW/COSTA RICA, Nov 4 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In late July, Costa Rica's legislature was scheduled…

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Can cryptocurrency ever be environmentally friendly? | DW | 24.02.2022

Can cryptocurrency ever be environmentally friendly? | DW | 24.02.2022

At the end of 2020, after 30 years in operation, Eduardo Kopper had to shut down the turbines of his hydroele…

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How Costa Rica reversed deforestation and raised millions for conservation

How Costa Rica reversed deforestation and raised millions for conservation

During last November's COP26 climate change conference, the president of Costa Rica, Carlos Alvarado, signed …

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Piñas en la mira: el monocultivo que se coló dentro de las áreas protegidas de Costa Rica

Piñas en la mira: el monocultivo que se coló dentro de las áreas protegidas de Costa Rica

María Fernanda Chaves creció con el sol punzante de la zona norte de Costa Rica, las noches calurosas y el ol…

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COVID hit to Costa Rica gasoline tax stalls funding for forests

COVID hit to Costa Rica gasoline tax stalls funding for forests

By Sebastian Rodriguez SAN JOSE, Sept 3 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - For 12 years, the Costa Rican governme…

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As glaciers shrink, Peru sisters build reservoirs for city water

As glaciers shrink, Peru sisters build reservoirs for city water

By Sebastian Rodriguez AYACUCHO, Peru, March 2 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - About 40 years ago, the snow th…

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At regional summit, Pacific islands ask for COP31 support for clean energy and finance

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By Sebastián Rodríguez Verified
| Climate Home News Verified
At a key leaders' summit in Palau, Pacific island nations burdened by worsening climate change impacts and costly fossil fuel imports called for November's COP31 climate summit to deliver finance to help the region transition to renewable energy and build more resilient communities.
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Karim López se prepara para su debut en la NBA: “Quiero ser un jugador que se respete en la liga”

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By Sebastian Rodriguez, Sebastián Rodríguez Verified
| Claro Sports en W radio
El mexicano afrontará su campaña de novato con Memphis y tiene entre sus metas ganarse un lugar en la rotación La cuenta regresiva para el debut de Karim López en la NBA está cada vez más cerca de llegar a su fin. El basquetbolista mexicano se prepara para disputar su primera temporada con los Memphis Grizzlies después de convertirse en el primer jugador nacido en México seleccionado en la primera ronda del Draft.
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Pacific islands seek backing for new regional fund ahead of COP31

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By Sebastián Rodríguez Verified
| Climate Home News Verified
Burdened by rising fuel import costs and an "ocean crisis" of record-breaking heat, Pacific island nations are seeking to build support for a new regional fund ahead of COP31, intended to channel investment into renewable energy, community resilience and ocean protection, experts said.
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