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Daisy Dunne

Associate editor

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.

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Latest by Daisy Dunne

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

11.04.2025

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

28.02.2025
International policy

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

26.02.2025
Nature policy

In-depth: Could ‘rewilding’ help to tackle climate change?

22.10.2018
Climate pollutants

Mapped: The Mediterranean world heritage sites at risk from sea level rise

16.10.2018
Rainfall and flooding

World must act quickly to govern solar geoengineering, report says

01.10.2018
Geoengineering

Record 2017 hurricane season driven by warm Atlantic Ocean, study says

27.09.2018
Extreme weather

Limiting warming to 2C would prevent ‘worldwide increases’ in heat-related deaths

13.09.2018
Climate system

Amazon mangroves ‘twice as carbon rich’ as its rainforests

05.09.2018
Climate pollutants

Rise in insect pests under climate change to hit crop yields, study says

30.08.2018
Food and farming

Rising CO2 levels could push ‘hundreds of millions’ into malnutrition by 2050

27.08.2018
Food and farming

Summer rainfall declines ‘primary driver’ of surge in US wildfires

20.08.2018
Extreme weather