Matthew Keegan

RT @jloistf: Hong Kong's early warning system for landslides is exactly the sort of example the world will need to look to as climate impac…

No ‘diversity’ without disability – why marketing needs to wake up to the world's most underrepresented minority group - My latest piece for Campaign. Thanks to @martynsibley @purpgoatagency @ZebedeeMan @aandeddb @MB_Alhadeff @alinecsantos https://t.co/8Jte8q9ops

RT @Campaignmag: No ‘diversity’ without disability – why marketing needs to wake up to the world's most underrepresented minority group: ht…

With electrification of construction industry underway, some cities are already showing that emission-free construction is possible. My latest for BBC. Thanks to @markprstn @Bellona_EU @klimaetaten @c40cities @Ampd_Energy https://t.co/NdZ2usNB5d

RT @BBC_Future: The more polluted a river is, the greater its greenhouse gas emissions. https://t.co/tE1CSudewi

I wrote about why rivers are a surprisingly large source of greenhouse gases. We need to do more to keep rivers clean. Thanks to @BiogeochemGHG, @LongTuanHo @GoethalsPeter and Derrick YF Lai of @CUHKofficial https://t.co/GG1iLUMlbD

RT @BBC_Future: With limited space, Hong Kong can only grow upwards. But designing and building sustainable skyscrapers is no easy task. h…

"A carbon neutral skyscraper is not just a possibility, it's a necessity." My piece for BBC Future Planet on how Hong Kong is turning up the dial on high-rise sustainable design, as the city aims for net-zero emissions by 2050. #sustainabledevelopment https://t.co/S2qVrf6QOX

My piece for @BBCFuture looking at the surprising health benefits of living in cities – even during a pandemic. Thanks to @hamidi_shima @SamehNWahba @DrDeeptiAdlakha @LaylaMcCay for their expert insights. https://t.co/Df8IVuk0B0

My latest piece for BBC Travel on why ancient superstitions still play an everyday role in people’s lives in Hong Kong. Is it the world’s most superstitious city? https://t.co/M745OBFNq7

Most of our exposure to air pollution actually happens indoors. My piece for BBC on the most effective ways to reduce indoor pollutants. Thanks to @NicCarslaw @AtmosScience @airtopianhome @AirthingsGlobal for expert insights. https://t.co/uHV5NDGHJv

Scientists have developed world's first 3D-printed terracotta reef tiles to restore coral in Hong Kong. My latest for the Guardian. Thanks to @thedmbaker @HKUniversity @hku_science @SWIMSHKU https://t.co/ihJqoWCdGg

RT @Martha_Rosamund: The effort to keep out the sea comes at a huge cost for climate and nature - @MatthewKeegan15 looks into the sustainab…