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Blair Palese
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Editor, Climate and Capital Media
Australia, Sydney
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Biography
Climate and Managing Editor at Climate & Capital Media. Consultant/advisor to C40, Climate Risk, the Australian Museum's Climate Solutions project and Climate Justice Project. Previously, founder/CEO of 350.org Australia, Editor-in-Chief Green Pages Magazine, head of PR , The Body Shop, Communications Director for Greenpeace International and Greenpeace USA, communications for the NSW Government's Sustainable Energy Development Authority and BASIX programs, Green Building Council of Australia, Greenpeace's Green Olympics project, production manager for The Washington Monthly magazine, junior at ABC's Good Morning America and local news, New York City and Channels Magazine.
I don't expect to cover any articles that are not in my niche.
Content
By Moriah Costa Verified, Blair Palese| Climate and Capital Media Verified The climate chilling-effect of Trump’s arrival has begun but experts suggest it’s a convenient reason for stepping back from climate action they don’t want to takeAn exodus of US banks from the Net Zero Banking Alliance (NZBA) has raised questions over the effectiveness of volunteer groups and whether more mandatory measures are needed to ensure countries reach their climate goals. By early January, six major US big banks, including JP Morgan, had left the UN-sponsored alliance.
By Blair Palese| Climate and Capital Media Verified Climate campaigner Hoang Thi Minh Hong said she will continue her work but that it’s increasingly difficult to do so safely in her home country. Vietnamese climate activist Hoang Thi Minh Hong, released from prison two years early by her government in September, has arrived safely in the US where she is seeking asylum. Hong, along with a number of other Vietnamese climate activists, was charged in 2023 with “tax evasion,” a charge widely criticized as politically motivated.
By Blair Palese| Climate and Capital Media Verified Climate campaigner Hoang Thi Minh Hong said she will continue her work but that it’s increasingly difficult to do so safely in her home country. Vietnamese climate activist Hoang Thi Minh Hong, released from prison two years early by her government in September, has arrived safely in the US where she is seeking asylum. Hong, along with a number of other Vietnamese climate activists, was charged in 2023 with tax evasion, a charge widely criticized as politically motivated.
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Climate and Capital Media