Mariel Lozada
Spanish Associate Editor at Global Investigative Journalism Network
Venezolana. ESP/ENG engagement journalist from @newmarkjschool. Hablo mucho de cambio climático y urbanismo, ahora lo hago en @climatehome. Con @periodistas_ve.
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1 month ago |
withguitars.com | Michaela Haas |Hannah Wallace |Mariel Lozada
Los Angeles has been heralded for its effective, empathic response to the wildfires. Now, as the long road to recovery takes shape, residents are asking themselves how they can build back better. From managed retreat to defensible spaces, our Southern California correspondent Michaela Haas looks at the lessons being learned. Our ongoing series Living Paradigms is about how the cultural practices of others can teach us how to prevent or solve problems.
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Jan 10, 2025 |
latercera.com | Mariel Lozada |Baltasar Daza |Sandar Oporto
La mañana de este 10 de enero amaneció en la frontera Colombia-Venezuela como tantas otras lo han hecho: con contenedores bloqueando el paso entre los dos países. La orden vino de Freddy Bernal, gobernador de Táchira, estado fronterizo, y miembro del Partido Socialista Unido de Venezuela (Psuv), el partido de Nicolás Maduro. Bernal dijo que la razón de la restricción era “una conspiración internacional para perturbar al pueblo venezolano y en especial en esta zona de frontera”.
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Nov 28, 2024 |
climatechangenews.com | Joe Lo |Mariel Lozada
Over two weeks in November, more than 55,000 government negotiators, business representatives, activists and journalists gathered in Azerbaijan’s capital Baku for the annual conference of parties (COP) to the UN’s climate change convention (UNFCCC). They were joined on the opening days of COP29 by about 105 heads of state and government who made back-to-back speeches. Most, like UNFCCC Executive Secretary Simon Stiell, emphasised the urgency of addressing the climate crisis.
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Nov 27, 2024 |
climatechangenews.com | Vivian Chime |Mariel Lozada |Joe Lo
As the final gavel came down at 5.30am on Sunday morning, the COP29 UN climate change conference in Baku closed with many unsettled grievances and some ruffled feathers. From the controversial new climate finance goal, to the adoption of rules for a global carbon market and stalled efforts on cutting planet-heating emissions, the summit’s outcomes were contested and widely seen as inadequate to tackle the urgency of the climate crisis.
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Nov 6, 2024 |
climatechangenews.com | Mariel Lozada
The emerging market in nature protection was all over Cali during the just-ended COP16 UN biodiversity summit, with new guidelines for biodiversity credits launched on the sidelines and campaigners pushing back against the idea.
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Esta mañana la ONU acordó tarifas al carbono para el transporte marítimo: desde 2028, todos los buques tendrán que usar combustibles menos intensivos en carbono o pagar por el exceso. Venezuela estuvo entre los países que votaron en contra https://t.co/nQ71HZQA3r
Lift as you climb.
RT @brenenwynd: This is not a dire wolf. They cannot do de-extinction. They can just tweak living animals to have primitive features. This…