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Roz Pidcock
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Roz Pidcock

Deputy Editor & Science Editor

Dr Roz Pidcock is our deputy editor and science editor, covering new research in the climate sciences and media coverage of climate change. She has a PhD in physical oceanography from the University of Southampton and previously worked in the science communication unit at the University of the West of England, Bristol.

LATEST BY Roz Pidcock

Explainer: Dealing with the ‘loss and damage’ caused by climate change

Explainers | 09.05.17
A cabin door from a WWII outpost lies on the permafrost in Greenland

Warming limit of 1.5C would ‘save’ huge expanses of permafrost, study says

Ice | 10.04.17
Morocco’s Noor-Ouarzazate solar complex

Renewable electricity in Africa could outstrip demand in 2030, study says

Renewables | 06.04.17
Sea ice breaking up in spring, near Kulusuk, Greenland.

Video: Climate scientists discuss record lows in Arctic and Antarctic sea ice

Interviews | 28.03.17
sheets of ice in antarctica, icebergs in the background, deep blue sunny sky

Sea ice falls to record lows in both the Arctic and Antarctic

Sea ice | 22.03.17
Orbiting Carbon Observatory (OCO)-2

In-depth: What Donald Trump’s budget means for US spending on climate change

Science | 17.03.17
Sea ice breaking up in spring, near Kulusuk, Greenland.

Humans causing up to two-thirds of Arctic summer sea ice loss, study confirms

Sea ice | 13.03.17
Stones and seaweed underwater, Europe

Rate of ocean warming quadrupled since late 20th century, study reveals

Ocean warming | 10.03.17
Shoal of spade fish in the Atlantic

Half of world’s ocean to face multiple ‘climate stressors’ by 2030, study warns

Oceans | 07.03.17

Explainer: How much did climate change ‘cost’ in the 20th century?

Explainers | 01.03.17
In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, Marines from 8th Engineer Support Battalion, 2nd Marine Logistics Group arrived in New York recently to aid the National Guard and the Federal Emergency Management Agency in humanitarian operations, focusing recently on Breezy Point, N.Y

Q&A: The social cost of carbon

Explainers | 14.02.17
James Okeyo cooks dinner on his three stone cook stove in Kisumu, Kenya. The EnDev Kenya Country Programme is helping to replace these three older charcoal stoves with cleaner, less smoky wood burning stoves. Up to December 2015, 87,000 households have switched to the improved, cleaner burning jiko kisasa (firewood stove).

Phasing out cookstoves a ‘win-win’ for climate and health, study shows

Public health | 01.02.17
Sunset over Tokyo, Japan

Interactive: How much does El Niño affect global temperature?

Global temperature | 20.01.17
Delicate arch trail, US

World’s major climate agencies confirm 2016 as hottest year on record

Global temperature | 18.01.17
Dr Gavin Schmidt

Video: NASA’s Dr Gavin Schmidt on 2016 as the hottest year on record

Interviews | 16.01.17
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