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Editor @LeoHickman

Leo Hickman

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Leo Hickman is our director and editor. He previously worked for 16 years as a journalist, editor and author at the Guardian newspaper. Before joining Carbon Brief, he was WWF-UK's chief advisor on climate change. In 2013, he was awarded an honorary doctorate by the University of Exeter in recognition of his journalism. His books include A Life Stripped Bare, The Final Call and Will Jellyfish Rule the World?

LATEST BY Leo Hickman

Webinar: Carbon Brief journalists discuss COP28’s key outcomes 

Webinars | 19.12.23

DeBriefed 14 July 2023: US says ‘no’ to climate reparations; ‘Plan’ for COP28; Extreme weather ‘intensifies’; Just Stop Oil prisoner interview

In Focus | 14.07.23
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Introducing Carbon Brief’s contributing editors

In Focus | 03.07.23
UK Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, speaks during a press conference at COP26 in Glasgow

Revealed: The 11 slides that finally convinced Boris Johnson about global warming

Features | 01.02.22
P42PY4 Madrid, Spain. 20th June, 2018. Spanish Minister for the Ecological Transition, Teresa Ribera, delivers a speech during question time at the Lower House in Madrid, Spain, 20 June 2018. Credit: Emilio Naranjo/EFE/Alamy Live News

The Carbon Brief Interview: Teresa Ribera

Interviews | 19.12.18

The Carbon Brief Interview: Saudi Arabia’s Ayman Shasly

Interviews | 12.12.18
Tom Steyer, president of NextGen America, at COP24, Katowice, Poland.

COP24 video: How can the Paris Agreement stay on track in a world with Bolsonaro and Trump?

COP24 Katowice | 10.12.18
Kate Marvel speaking at TED2017 - The Future You, Vancouver, BC, Canada. Credit: Bret Hartman / TED / CC BY-NC 2.0

The Carbon Brief Interview: Dr Kate Marvel

Interviews | 24.10.18
DP4C4Y Facade of the new BBC building at night, London, England, United Kingdom

Exclusive: BBC One to show first primetime film on climate change since 2007

Science communication | 12.10.18
CPK867 New BBC Broadcasting House, London.

Exclusive: BBC issues internal guidance on how to report climate change

Features | 07.09.18
Sir David Attenborough, English broadcaster and naturalist. Credit: Jeff Gilbert / Alamy Stock Photo. FDW7WY

The 2004 lecture that finally convinced David Attenborough about global warming

Features | 13.08.18
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Negative emissions: Scientists meet in Sweden for first international conference

Technology | 25.05.18
Flight over the Thwaites glacier. Credit: U.S. National Science Foundation & U.S. Antarctic Program

Video: Why studying Thwaites glacier is vital for forecasting sea level rise

Antarctic | 02.05.18
Stephen-Belcher

The Carbon Brief Interview: Prof Stephen Belcher

Interviews | 26.04.18
Two women operating ENIAC, unknown date. Credit: Historic Computer Libraries / Wikimedia Commons

Timeline: The history of climate modelling

Climate modelling | 16.01.18
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