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Associate Editor @daisydunnesci

Daisy Dunne

Associate Editor SINCE August 2017

Daisy holds a BSc in biology from the University of Bristol and a science journalism MA from City, University of London. She was Carbon Brief's science writer from 2017 to 2020 and the Independent's climate correspondent from November 2020 to 2021. Daisy returned to Carbon Brief in January 2022 as our special correspondent and became associate editor, with responsibility for editing the DeBriefed newsletter, in August 2024.

LATEST BY Daisy Dunne

DeBriefed 11 April 2025: Trump tariff chaos; Climate penalties for shipping; Why is biodiversity loss overlooked?

DeBriefed | 11.04.25
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Cropped 9 April 2025: Trump’s tariffs; UK megafarm ‘blocked’; ‘Sus timber’ in Tasmania

Cropped | 09.04.25

DeBriefed 28 February 2025: COP16 lands finance deal; More than half of nations skip key nature pledge; UK eyes cost-saving emissions plan

DeBriefed | 28.02.25
COP 16 President Susana Muhamad, Colombia, 27 February 2025. Credit: IISD/ENB | Mike Muzurakis.

COP16: Key outcomes agreed at the resumed UN biodiversity conference in Rome

COP16 | 28.02.25
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UK belatedly publishes nature pledge at COP16 in Rome as it seeks ‘leadership role’

Nature policy | 26.02.25
Monarch butterflies.

Revelado: Más de la mitad de las naciones no protegen el 30% de la tierra y el mar en sus planes de biodiversidad de la ONU

Translations | 26.02.25
Monarch butterflies.

Revealed: More than half of nations fail to protect 30% of land and sea in UN nature plans

Nature policy | 24.02.25
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Cropped 12 February 2025: Trump chaos; COP16 leadership in question; How global trade harms forest species

Cropped | 12.02.25
An aerial view of a bridge damaged by floods in West Java province, Indonesia in December 2024.

Analysis: 95% of countries miss UN deadline to submit 2035 climate pledges

UN climate talks | 10.02.25

DeBriefed 24 January 2025: Trump leaves Paris Agreement; EU solar outshines coal; Tracing climate fingerprints on tropical storms

DeBriefed | 24.01.25
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Cropped 15 January 2025: LA up in flames; Illegal rewilding in Scotland; COP30 dredging cancelled

Cropped | 15.01.25
Flooded rice fields in Laos. Credit: Max Dominik Daiber / Alamy Stock Photo. Image ID: JJDTJK.

IPBES nexus report: Five takeaways for biodiversity, food, water, health and climate

Food and farming | 17.12.24
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Cropped 4 December 2024: Climate talks omit nature; Land COP underway; ‘Frankenchickens’

Cropped | 04.12.24
COP29 Information Center, Baku.

COP29: Key outcomes for food, forests, land and nature at the UN climate talks in Baku

COP29 Baku | 27.11.24
Outcomes at COP29 webinar. Collage of Carbon Brief journalists by Kerry Cleaver.

Webinar: Carbon Brief journalists discuss COP29’s key outcomes

COP29 Baku | 25.11.24
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