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Katherine Dunn is a former Fortune editor based in London. She covered the intersection between business, energy, and climate change for Fortune. Originally from the oil town of Calgary, Alberta, she got her start covering crime and city news at the Toronto Star during the heyday of former mayor Rob Ford and has since covered everything from architecture to cocoa markets. Before joining Fortune in 2019, she worked at Maclean’s, the Wall Street Journal, and S&P Global Platts’ oil pricing team. She is a graduate of Carleton University, City University London, and the Danish School of Journalism.

Can snoring be cured? It’s surprisingly difficult
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Can snoring be cured? It’s surprisingly difficult
By Katherine DunnMay 21, 2020
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CEOs’ favorite metric could be described as a ‘religion’
By Katherine Dunn and Alan MurrayMay 21, 2020
COVID-19 is crippling the energy market, with one big exception: renewables
Energy
COVID-19 is crippling the energy market, with one big exception: renewables
By Katherine DunnMay 20, 2020
To aid social distancing—and cut air pollution—London’s mayor declares stretches of the capital will be car-free
Environment
To aid social distancing—and cut air pollution—London’s mayor declares stretches of the capital will be car-free
By Katherine DunnMay 15, 2020
As pain on the shale patch deepens, U.S. overtakes Saudi Arabia in cutting oil production
Energy
As pain on the shale patch deepens, U.S. overtakes Saudi Arabia in cutting oil production
By Katherine DunnMay 14, 2020
Welcome to Britain’s confusing plan to ease its lockdown
Health
Welcome to Britain’s confusing plan to ease its lockdown
By Jeremy Kahn and Katherine DunnMay 11, 2020
Photo essay: What life looks like in Europe as the continent starts to reopen
Photo essay: What life looks like in Europe as the continent starts to reopen
By Mia Diehl and Katherine DunnMay 5, 2020
ExxonMobil’s CEO is banking on a return to normal—but most others in the energy business aren’t so sure
Finance
ExxonMobil’s CEO is banking on a return to normal—but most others in the energy business aren’t so sure
By Katherine DunnMay 1, 2020
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After coronavirus, expect a ‘new’ Delta
By Katherine Dunn and Alan MurrayMay 1, 2020
Boris Johnson declares the U.K. ‘past the peak’ of COVID-19 infections—but no plans to ease restrictions yet
Boris Johnson declares the U.K. ‘past the peak’ of COVID-19 infections—but no plans to ease restrictions yet
By Katherine Dunn and Jeremy KahnApril 30, 2020
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Newsletters
Could COVID-19 kill coal?
By Katherine DunnApril 30, 2020
As lockdowns decimate energy demand, renewables come out ahead of coal
Energy
As lockdowns decimate energy demand, renewables come out ahead of coal
By Katherine DunnApril 30, 2020
‘It doesn’t have to be quite so destructive’: A Harvard Business School professor reimagines capitalism
Leadership
‘It doesn’t have to be quite so destructive’: A Harvard Business School professor reimagines capitalism
By Katherine DunnApril 28, 2020
Boris Johnson won his personal battle against COVID-19. Now comes the hard part
Health
Boris Johnson won his personal battle against COVID-19. Now comes the hard part
By Katherine Dunn and Jeremy KahnApril 27, 2020
The Church of England is going up against ExxonMobil on climate change. Can it win?
Energy
The Church of England is going up against ExxonMobil on climate change. Can it win?
By Katherine DunnApril 24, 2020
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