Sebastien Malo

Climate Correspondent


Originally from Montreal, Sebastien is a climate correspondent. He previously covered general news in New York City for Reuters News. He has also worked for the United Nations Environment Programme and Lebanon's Daily Star.

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Stop building on floodplains, say flood-hit U.S. families
Mental stress on rise as coastal towns face surging climate threat
In challenge to Trump, Oregon votes to cap climate emissions
U.S. Pentagon emits more greenhouse gases than Portugal
Radiohead sells hacked music, proceeds to help climate rebels
Michael Bloomberg to spend $500 million to close coal plants
US teen climate activist takes aim at textbooks - and debates
Meeting climate goals would cut U.S. city heat deaths, Miami ahead
Startups strive to recycle emissions for 'new carbon economy'
UN reform needed to stop companies fighting climate rules-Stiglitz
U.S. teen poets find no rhyme or reason to climate peril
Proposed U.S. plant to pull CO2 from thin air, use it to pump oil
U.S. push to capture carbon fuses green and fossil-fuel interests
In US, New York latest to say no to natural gas infrastructure
Falling coffee prices mean falling forests - US coffee czar
Children may be parents' best climate-change teachers: study
Nearly 500 U.S. churches face climate-linked flooding threat
Do 'mechanical trees' offer an option to curb climate change?