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Biography

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 Mongabay. Winner of Costa Rica's national environmental journalism award Huella Jaguar in 2019. Fellow of the Global Investigative Journalism Network (GIJN), World Federation of Science Journalists (WFSJ), the International Center for Journalists (ICFJ), member of the Latin American Network of Young Journalists and correspondent member of the Mexican Network of Science Journalists.

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Total articles 347

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  Brazil decides leaders will speak before COP30, easing logistics crunch

  By Sebastián Rodríguez Verified

  Mar. 14, 2025

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  “Los huecos del carro eran balazos”

  By Sebastian Rodriguez, Sebastián Rodríguez Verified

  Mar. 08, 2025

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Climate Home News

Climate Home News is an independent digital publication based in London, England, that specializes in reporting on the international politics of the climate crisis. Established in September 2018, it has gained recognition for its in-depth commentary, analysis, and investigations into climate-related issues, making it a key resource for those interested in global warming and sustainability. The publication offers comprehensive news coverage on climate politics, energy transitions, and environmental matters, with a notable focus on UN climate talks. Climate Home News also produces sponsored special reports in collaboration with partners, ensuring editorial control while addressing topics of mutual interest. Additionally, its Clean Energy Frontier series explores the complexities of clean energy supply chains, contributing valuable insights into the transition to renewable energy sources. With a community of over 20,000 subscribers, Climate Home News serves a diverse audience of climate-conscious professionals and experts.