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Author Paul Brown

Paul Brown

Paul Brown is a former environment correspondent for The Guardian newspaper, and still writes columns for the paper. He began working as a reporter on a weekly paper in Sussex and progressed to evening and morning newspapers before joining The Guardian in 1981. In his role as environment correspondent, he travelled to more than 50 countries, and to the Arctic and Antarctic regions.

He has written 10 books − eight on environmental subjects, including four for children − and written scripts for television documentaries.

In 1997, he began training journalists by running workshops in developing countries. These have been for a number of different organisations, including The Guardian Foundation and the UN Environment Programme, and he has now conducted more than 40 workshops in 20 countries.

He is a fellow of Wolfson College, Cambridge, the Geologists’ Association, the Royal Geographical Society, and the Society of Arts, Manufacture and Commerce.

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It’s a plastic particle infestation

Paul Brown
March 21, 2018
Waste Reduction, environmental impact
Plastic particles are now present in every litre of water in the oceans and could be a threat to life as great as climate change.

Solar power when the sun doesn’t shine…and no batteries needed.

Paul Brown
June 12, 2017
Energy, Cities and Climate Change, renewable energy
Solar generation systems can now produce electricity and store it for hours, without any need for batteries.

What’s causing BIG Oil’s power to slither away

Paul Brown
May 14, 2017
Energy, Cities and Climate Change, ESG/Investing
The oil industry is suffering from competition from biofuels on one side and electric vehicles on the other.

Investor waves goodbye to palm oil

Paul Brown
January 4, 2017
Energy, Cities and Climate Change, ESG/Investing, Food and Sustainability, Retail and Supply Chain, environmental impact
By accelerating the divestment movement, not only can we measurably improve climate outcomes, but we can also reduce risk and improve financial outcomes for everyday investors.

Nuclear costs in uncharted territory

Paul Brown
August 1, 2016
Energy, Cities and Climate Change
If you want a job for life, go into the nuclear industry – not building power plants, but taking them down and dealing with the highly-radioactive spent fuel and other hazardous waste.

Climate change’s costs are still escalating

Paul Brown
July 19, 2016
Energy, Cities and Climate Change
Scientific reports released for a conference today on disaster risk reduction warn that people are already dying and economies being hit by climate change − and that the dangers are growing.
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