Jan Lee, Author at Earth.Org

Jan Lee

Genevieve Hilton has worked in corporate affairs and sustainability in the Asia Pacific region since 1994. She previously led ESG and communications in Asia Pacific for Lenovo, as well as Corporate Citizenship and External Communications Asia Pacific for BASF. Since taking a step back from the corporate world in 2022, she has become a full-time sustainability activist and writer. Under the pen name Jan Lee, she is an award-winning science fiction writer. She is the co-author, with Steve Willis, of "Fairhaven – A Novel of Climate Optimism" (Habitat Press UK), a winner in the Green Stories contest. Her work has also been nominated for a Pushcart Prize and recognized several times in the “Writers of the Future” contest. She also is Editor-in-Chief of The Apostrophe, the quarterly magazine of the Hong Kong Writers Circle. She currently acts as a senior advisor for a number of environmental and social activist organizations, as well as co-chairing the Energy & ESG Committee of the American Chamber of Commerce of Hong Kong.

Latest Articles from Jan Lee

Climate Chronicles: Contrasting Narratives in Two New Releases

Dec 24th 20248 mins

Review: ‘The Comforting Weight of Water’ By Roanna McClelland

Nov 15th 20244 mins

Review: ‘Nursery Earth’ By Danna Staaf

Nov 4th 20246 mins

Review: ‘Landing the Paris Climate Agreement’ By Todd Stern

Oct 8th 20245 mins

Review: ‘Asia’s Energy Revolution: China’s Role and New Opportunities as Markets Transform and Digitalise’ By Joseph Jacobelli

Sep 23rd 20247 mins

Review: ‘The Great Greenwashing’ By John Pabon

Aug 15th 20245 mins

Review: ‘Ever Green: Saving Big Forests to Save the Planet’ By John W. Reid and Thomas E. Lovejoy

Jul 19th 20246 mins

Review: ‘Decarbonizing Asia: Innovation, Investment and Opportunities’ By Ágoston Tony Verb and Roman Shemakov

Jul 4th 20245 mins

Climate Change Guides

Can a Story Change the Climate?

Mar 19th 20245 mins

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