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Roz Pidcock

Managing editor

Roz was previously our science editor and deputy editor from 2012-2017, with a stint at the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and Climate Outreach in between. As well as editing support, she manages our in-house practices, policies and team well-being. She has a PhD in oceanography from the University of Southampton.

Latest by Roz Pidcock

DeBriefed 24 July 2026: New UK leader | El Niño predictions | Heat stress at the World Cup

24.07.2026

DeBriefed 27 March 2026: North Sea myths debunked | India’s climate plan | IPCC and Indigenous knowledge

27.03.2026

Mapped: How climate change affects extreme weather around the world

19.03.2026
Attribution

DeBriefed 7 November 2025: Leaders descend on Belém; UN warns of 1.5C breach; changing roles of climate scientists

07.11.2025

Mapeo: Como el cambio climático afecta eventos meteorológicos extremos alrededor del mundo

31.08.2017
Attribution

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

09.05.2017
Adaptation

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

10.04.2017
Climate modelling

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

06.04.2017
Electricity

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

28.03.2017
Antarctica

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

22.03.2017
Antarctica

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

17.03.2017
Greenland

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

13.03.2017
Arctic

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

10.03.2017
Climate system

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

07.03.2017
Ocean

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

01.03.2017
Attribution