Fiona Harvey

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Fiona Harvey is an environmental journalist for The Guardian, and has reported from as far afield as the Arctic and the Amazon. Prior to that, she worked for the Financial Times for more than a decade.


Articles by Fiona Harvey

masked women working at a food stall

Cop28 will be the first to dedicate a day to health and climate

By Fiona Harvey | Climate Change
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At COP27, nations agree on loss and damage fund, but at what cost?

By Fiona Harvey | Climate Change
coal plant smoke stacks

“Coal’s last gasp” could keep world from achieving climate goals

By Fiona Harvey | Climate Change

Leaked UN draft report: Greenhouse emissions must peak in four years

By Fiona Harvey, Giles Tremlett | Climate Change

Scientists: We need a global methane agreement—now

By Fiona Harvey | Climate Change
rainforest before and after

Just what is carbon offsetting? And how is it supposed to work?

By Fiona Harvey | Climate Change

Japan waters down climate commitments, using coronavirus as an excuse

By Fiona Harvey | Climate Change

Fact check: The US has “among the cleanest climates there are”

By Fiona Harvey | Analysis, Climate Change

UK Labor Party would make firms fight climate change—or lose contracts

By Fiona Harvey | Analysis, Climate Change
dead tree and desert

EU, Canada, New Zealand and developing countries vow to keep up the fight

By Fiona Harvey, Ben Doherty, Jonathan Watts | Analysis, Climate Change
Rusty factory pipes

We must triple our efforts to counter catastrophic climate change. Or else.

By Fiona Harvey | Analysis, Climate Change