Super honored to have reported on the China story for Bloomberg’s Water Grab series that was named a 2024 Pulitzer finalist for explanatory reporting.

Amazing working with Coco Liu Sharon Chen, Martin Ritchie, congrats to you all!

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A growing army of underwater robots is helping the shipping industry clean up its act.

They’re on a mission to help decarbonize an industry responsible for nearly 1 billion tons of CO2 emissions each year. Coco Liu explains trib.al/wPBkbY2

Bloomberg is hiring!

This is seriously a great gig for anyone wanting to dig deep into one of the biggest stories in journalism today: China.

You’d also get to be my boss! 😆

Faced by rising risk and limited by how much they can raise premiums, private insurers are moving out of California, Florida, Colorado among other places. 

So states have created a back stop – insurers of last resort to offer bare bones coverage

The seasonal variations of river flow have been important to humans since the early days of civilization. A new study finds that climate change is altering those patterns in the world’s northern high latitudes -- and not in a good way. Bloomberg Green bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Climate change is disrupting the rhythm of river levels rising and falling over the year, especially in high northern latitudes. That's a problem for farmers who depend on seasonal floods and the people they feed. Coco Liu bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

This year will be hot. Very hot. So hot that some experts are already predicting it may beat 2023 as the hottest year in recorded history.

New story Bloomberg Green w/Olivia Rudgard Brian Kahn, free to read: bloomberg.com/news/features/…

. #Upcycling decommissioned wind turbine blades can't solve the #waste problem of #windpower , but it helps buy time until we find the ultimate solution. My new photo essay on how to creatively reuse retired blades w Sanne Wass via Bloomberg Green bloomberg.com/news/features/…