Clare Carlile

Clare specialises in food politics, and has exposed environmental harms in the meat, pesticides and fertiliser sectors, and was recognized in 2026 with a Tenacious Award for her investigative journalism for DeSmog. Clare’s investigations have been covered by outlets including the BBC, Politico, and The Guardian, and cited in questions to the European Commission and Spanish government. Clare was previously a co-editor at Ethical Consumer Magazine. Contact her at clare[at]desmog.com.

Articles by Clare Carlile

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Yara’s move to “sustainable” ammonia relies on fracked gas harmful to Texan communities, investigation finds.
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A new document shows that vested interests were behind a “mud slinging” PR campaign to discredit the 2019 EAT-Lancet study.
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An official complaint slams MCC Brussels for failing to declare its funding, and warns that European democracy is under “severe attack”.
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The Reform UK leader baselessly suggested that farms were being cleared to make way for immigrants.
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The pro-Trump Heartland Institute claims it spearheaded opposition to a flagship European nature law.
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Se debe proteger a las futuras conferencias de la “intensa presión que está ejerciendo la industria”, dicen los miembros de las campañas.
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Future nature talks must be protected from “intense industry pressure” say campaigners.
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As the European Parliament reopens, the far-right plans to push its agenda on issues such as migration, security, and climate.
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Brazilian meat giant JBS invested just 0.03 percent of annual revenues into climate measures, researchers found.
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DeSmog analysed misleading statements by farming groups, media influencers, and political candidates in France, Germany, Poland, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, and Ireland.