Matt Mace

Award-winning mulitmedia journalist and editor with more than a decade of writing experience for numerous publishers. I have had work featured on the Guardian, EuActive and have worked in-house at edie.net.

I write about business, sustainability and climate change. Alongside specialising in news writing, I edit and host podcasts and video interviews, both of which focus on sustainability and climate change. I am passionate about writing informative news that will help inform the public about climate change.

edie.net • 11th March 2022

VIDEO: Nico Rosberg on the EV transition and sporting role models at COP26

Retired Formula 1 world champion Nico Rosberg has spoken to edie about the need to accelerate the shift to electric vehicles, claiming that 'everything is a little too late at the moment' in relation to the COP26 climate talks in Glasgow.

edie.net • 11th March 2022

The business guide to COP26

What's happening on each day of the COP26 climate summit this November? How does the COP process work, and what are the desired outcomes? In the final run-up to the talks, edie's definitive business guide to COP26 has you covered.

edie.net • 11th March 2022

Five ways businesses can respond to the IPCC's 'atlas of human suffering'

Five ways businesses can respond to the IPCC's 'atlas of human suffering' The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)'s latest report highlights the "atlas of human suffering" that the climate crisis has caused. The Panel's "bleakest warning" yet offers some key considerations for businesses wanting to take up leadership roles in the net-zero movement.

www.euractiv.com • 12th June 2019

UK PM agrees legally binding net-zero emissions target for 2050

In one of her last acts as prime minister, Theresa May has confirmed that parliament will implement the recommendations of the Committee on Climate Change, creating a legally binding net-zero carbon target for 2050. EURACTIV’s partner, edie.net, reports.

The Guardian • 5th May 2016

Elon Musk: 'We need a revolt against the fossil fuel industry'

Tesla’s chief executive Elon Musk has accused politicians of bowing to the “unrelenting and enormous” lobbying power of the fossil fuel industry, warning that a global “revolt” may be needed to accelerate the transition to more sustainable energy and transport systems.

edie.net • 24th October 2016

How Britain's retailers can solve the Syrian refugee supply chain quandary

How Britain's retailers can solve the Syrian refugee supply chain quandary The shock revelation that Syrian refugee children have been found making clothes for a number of British fashion brands serves to highlight the desperate need for more robust procedures and increased collaboration among businesses to drive truly sustainable and ethical supply chains.

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