Matthew Keegan

Why is there always money to bomb people, but never any money to feed, house or care for people?

@timlevell do you remember this? Someone uploaded it to YouTube and sent it to me. A blast from the past! But what great memories! Doing that report was one of the highlights of my childhood. Hope you’re well! youtu.be/N_NrLup6c-s

@rking89 Yes, absolutely. I had the time of my life. Even briefly met Steven Spielberg in Jurassic Park Island. It was the second report I did for Newsround, but definitely the best experience. I miss the 90s!

@MatthewKeegan15 Must have been a great gig going to Florida for a few days to "work" and get that experience

@MatthewKeegan15 doubt you'll even pick this up but we're you the one doing this interview in 1999? youtu.be/N_NrLup6c-s

@rking89 Brilliant “roundnews” 😂 love it. Those were the days. Such great memories. Thanks so much for sending the link. It made my day seeing that again, especially since I thought it was lost for all time.

@MatthewKeegan15 I was amazed too, not sure how it's ended up on there. I'm the English kid you interviewed at 1.22, it was an experience in itself being in the park that day let alone being on newsround or roundnews as your American producer called it that day when we got asked to be interviewed

Hong Kong is particularly vulnerable to landslides and has pioneered a lifesaving early warning systems. bbc.com/future/article…

"Deaths from landslides have dropped substantially since the mid 1980s, and Hong Kong has not seen a single landslide fatality since 2008. The system has since inspired other landslide early warning systems around the world." bbc.com/future/article…

@jloistf Thanks! Great to work with you on this.

Hong Kong's early warning system for landslides is exactly the sort of example the world will need to look to as climate impacts begin to bite more and more Great story by @MatthewKeegan15 bbc.com/future/article…

No ‘diversity’ without disability – why marketing needs to wake up to the world's most underrepresented minority group - My latest piece for Campaign. Thanks to @martynsibley @purpgoatagency @ZebedeeMan @aandeddb @MB_Alhadeff @alinecsantos campaignlive.co.uk/article/no-div…

No ‘diversity’ without disability – why marketing needs to wake up to the world's most underrepresented minority group: buff.ly/3ixo7Wr @purpgoatagency @ZebedeeMan @aandeddb

@Theresa_A_Todd @bbcworldservice Thanks for listening Theresa! Glad you enjoyed it and found it inspiring.

@Ogiri30 @bbcoutlook Thank you for listening! Glad you enjoyed hearing about my crazy adventure!

@MatthewKeegan15 Listening to your story on @bbcoutlook ….amazing! Well done! 👏🏼 Some parts gave me the goosebumps!

With electrification of construction industry underway, some cities are already showing that emission-free construction is possible. My latest for BBC. Thanks to @markprstn @Bellona_EU @klimaetaten @c40cities @Ampd_Energy bbc.com/future/article…

The more polluted a river is, the greater its greenhouse gas emissions. bbc.com/future/article…

I wrote about why rivers are a surprisingly large source of greenhouse gases. We need to do more to keep rivers clean. Thanks to @BiogeochemGHG, @LongTuanHo @GoethalsPeter and Derrick YF Lai of @CUHKofficial bbc.com/future/article…

With limited space, Hong Kong can only grow upwards. But designing and building sustainable skyscrapers is no easy task. bbc.com/future/article…

"A carbon neutral skyscraper is not just a possibility, it's a necessity." My piece for BBC Future Planet on how Hong Kong is turning up the dial on high-rise sustainable design, as the city aims for net-zero emissions by 2050. #sustainabledevelopment bbc.com/future/article…

It's easily become the largest outdoor collection of deities in Hong Kong, but the vast collection of abandoned gods and its resident caretaker remain relatively unknown to most Hongkongers.

For more than 30 years, one man has been collecting thousands of unwanted, abandoned gods on a hillside in Hong Kong’s Waterfall Bay Park. Truly a stunning sight to see! My piece for BBC Travel's '50 Reasons to Love the World - 2021' series. bbc.com/travel/story/2…