I have had pieces published in Foreign Policy, the Guardian, the Independent, the Irish Times, Rolling Stone Middle East, Esquire Middle East, South China Morning Post, the Sydney Morning Herald, the Evening Herald, The Sunday Tribune, the Sunday Business Post, the Irish Independent, Time magazine, Gulf News, the National and many more…
Here are links to some published pieces. For more articles and magazine samples, contact me at: conorpurcell@gmail.com
2024 Annual Results Report - UN Papua New Guinea
Could microbes, locked in Arctic ice for millennia, unleash a wave of deadly diseases - UNEP
Inside the high-tech effort to save the world’s dwindling sand reserves - UNEP
In Bangladesh, brick houses provide shelter from the storms - UNEP
Why a string of court victories is raising hopes of climate advocates - UNEP
500km swim showcases an American river slowly healing - UNEP
The problem with our dwindling sand reserves - UNEP
Why protecting environmental journalists matters more than ever - UNEP
Cooking smoke kills millions every year. Here’s what the world can do about that - UNEP
How a novel type of insurance is helping Uganda’s banana farmers avoid catastrophe - UNEP
What are UNEP’s Gap Reports and why do they matter? - UNEP
The ocean is hotter than ever. Here’s why - UNEP
Everything you wanted to know about the Fashion Charter - UNFCCC
What are energy transition minerals and how can they unlock the clean energy age - UNEP
New energy efficiency project lights the way for Kenya’s schools - UNEP
2022 UN Climate Change Annual Report - UNFCCC
Everything you need to know about plastic pollution - UNEP
World Environment Day 2023 Plastic Pollution Practical Guide - UNEP
Time running out to defuse climate time bomb - UNEP
A beginner’s guide to the Paris Agreement - UNFCCC
Is natural gas the bridge fuel the world needs? - UNEP
The climate finance question - why it is a vital part of COP26 - UNFCCC
The Yearbook of Global Climate Action 2022 - UNFCCC
Global wildfires a cause, and result, of climate crisis - UNFCCC
Conflict and climate: how do they interact? - UNFCCC
Five decades in, World Environment Day continues to shape a movement - UNEP
How do countries measure greenhouse gas emissions? - UNEP
UN Secretary-General António Guterres’ World Environment Day message - UNEP
After The Flood: Interview with Fisher Stevens - UNFCCC
The Great Greening - can the Sahel be saved? - UNFCCC
A Beginner’s Guide to Climate Neutrality - UNFCCC
Can AI Play a Role in Climate Action? - UNFCCC
Reimagining Design With the Sakhi Sisters - Arab News
Thought leadership piece for client - LinkedIn
Anissa Meddeb Profile - Arab News
The Unstoppable Rise of Sushi - Open Skies
Lockdown Living - Press Up Magazine
A Guide to Greener Air Travel - World Nomads
Byron and The Lost Art of Adventure - Open Skies
The Rise and Fall of the Hippie Trail - Open Skies
How to Avoid the Masses When You Travel - World Nomads
Exit the Void: The Battle to Climb Everest - Open Skies
The Ultimate Mobile Phone Photography Guide - World Nomads
New York and The Rebirth of the Skyscraper - Open Skies
How Atlanta Rebooted the MLS - Open Skies
After Hours: The Death of the Nightclub - Open Skies
Chasing Pico Iyer in Kathmandu - Esquire Middle East
Have We Lost Our Lust for Logos? - Open Skies
Content is Not King - Esquire Middle East
Interview with Presidential candidate Andrew Yang - Open Skies
The Beginning of the End of Email Use in South Korea - The Guardian
Is the Inflight Magazine About to Disappear? - The Guardian
How to Write About Dubai - We Are Here
Sudan Still Wary of US Foreign Policy - Khaleej Times
Dubai Goes Legit - Foreign Policy
The Party in the Desert Ended Months Ago - The Independent (UK)
Video Killed The Video Star - Esquire Middle East
The Dubai Creek Harbour Masters - The National
Greenland and the Changing Face of Adventure Travel - Open Skies
Type Cast: Ireland’s Disappearing Signage - Hot Press
Yemen and The Curse of Qat - Rolling Stone Middle East
Afghanistan Hopes For a Hero But Massoud is Gone - The National
Machievelli 2.0 - Portfolio Magazine
Seoul: Neon Lights and Galbi Galore - The National
Dubai World: A Land At the End of the World - The Irish Times
