Yanine Quiroz

Food, land and nature journalist @YanineQuiroz

Yanine Quiroz

Food, land and nature journalist SINCE November 2022

Yanine Quiroz covers food, land and nature. Yanine has a BA in Communication Sciences from National Autonomous University of Mexico. She worked as a freelance journalist for Mexican and international media outlets such as Mongabay Latam and China Dialogue. She is also member of the Mexican Network of Science Journalists.

LATEST BY Yanine Quiroz

Cropped 24 April 2024: Mass coral bleaching; FAO report retraction request; Escazú Agreement

Cropped | 24.04.24

Cropped 13 March 2024: Drought hits food supplies; ‘Mass bleaching’ of coral reefs; Industrialising African ag

Nature | Cropped | 13.03.24

Aerial view of the Ullals de Baltasar sources, Catalonia, Spain.

Q&A: What does the EU ‘nature restoration’ law mean for climate and biodiversity?

EU policy | 28.02.24

A person standing among the rubble from the Chilean “megafires”.

No ‘statistically significant’ link between climate change and Chile’s wildfires

Attribution | 22.02.24

Cropped 14 February 2024: Nature fund gets real; Migratory species in peril; EU rolls back regulations

Cropped | 14.02.24

Q&A: What progress has been made on protecting nature a year on from COP15?

International policy | 31.01.24

DeBriefed 26 January 2024: EU eyes ‘ambitious’ 2040 target; IPCC decides on new climate reports; Gender inequality at COPs

DeBriefed | 26.01.24

DeBriefed 5 January 2024: US offshore wind; UK’s second warmest year; Carbon Brief’s top articles of 2023

DeBriefed | 05.01.24

DeBriefed 21 December 2023: Major oil auction in US; EU missing targets; Climate change threatens nature’s ‘unique values’

DeBriefed | 21.12.23

Cropped 20 December 2023: COP28 special edition

Cropped | 20.12.23

View of flags during COP28 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

COP28: Key outcomes for food, forests, land and nature at the UN climate talks in Dubai

UN climate talks | 15.12.23

Cropped 6 December 2023: COP28 greenwashing; Nature finance; Food pledge

Cropped | 06.12.23

Cropped 22 November 2023: COP28 curtain-raiser; Food security fear; Dust, bugs and ice

Nature | 22.11.23

Cropped 8 November 2023: ‘Hidden costs’ of food; Gas auction controversy; Looking towards COP28

| 08.11.23

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Yanine Quiroz

Cropped 24 April 2024: Mass coral bleaching; FAO report retraction request; Escazú Agreement

Cropped 13 March 2024: Drought hits food supplies; ‘Mass bleaching’ of coral reefs; Industrialising African ag

Q&A: What does the EU ‘nature restoration’ law mean for climate and biodiversity?

No ‘statistically significant’ link between climate change and Chile’s wildfires

Cropped 14 February 2024: Nature fund gets real; Migratory species in peril; EU rolls back regulations

Q&A: What progress has been made on protecting nature a year on from COP15?

DeBriefed 26 January 2024: EU eyes ‘ambitious’ 2040 target; IPCC decides on new climate reports; Gender inequality at COPs

DeBriefed 5 January 2024: US offshore wind; UK’s second warmest year; Carbon Brief’s top articles of 2023

DeBriefed 21 December 2023: Major oil auction in US; EU missing targets; Climate change threatens nature’s ‘unique values’

Cropped 20 December 2023: COP28 special edition

COP28: Key outcomes for food, forests, land and nature at the UN climate talks in Dubai

Cropped 6 December 2023: COP28 greenwashing; Nature finance; Food pledge

Cropped 22 November 2023: COP28 curtain-raiser; Food security fear; Dust, bugs and ice

Cropped 8 November 2023: ‘Hidden costs’ of food; Gas auction controversy; Looking towards COP28

Mapped: The impacts of carbon-offset projects around the world

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