Phoebe leads investigations on European politics, food and farming, and occasionally dips into other subjects too. She has previously worked as both a local news reporter and a freelance journalist across national titles. Phoebe studied German literature at Oxford University, and has an MSc in global environmental policy from Birkbeck, University of London. Her work has featured in Politico, The Guardian, The Independent, and the Financial Times. Contact her on [email protected] or on Bluesky
Ahead of the November 29 election, dairy producers tell Irish government to step off the โtreadmillโ of unsustainable milk production โ and share a more holistic vision.
The dense network illustrates a โwell oiled machineโ of intersecting influence that is preventing Ireland from addressing its poor air and water quality and meeting its climate targets, campaigners say.
Introducing the key politicians tasked with delivering the governmentโs energy transformation plans โ and the jobs at the top of their intrays.
A former Boris Johnson aide with a history of running misleading publicity campaigns is running an ad blitz opposing a renewable energy project.
Gerrit Schoeters, a Belgian cattle farmer, said he was unhappy about the prominent far-right imagery at the demonstration in Brussels.
Big and small farming groups have decided against attending the demo on the eve of the EU elections.
The nascent Orka movement has gained access to the president after vowing to toss the EUโs Green Deal โin the trashโ.
Campaigners likened the fossil fuel companyโs patronage of climate events to letting an โarsonist sponsor a fire safety conferenceโ.
Activists aim to make it โpolitically toxicโ for elected representatives to associate with coal, oil and gas companies.
Energy efficiency minister Martin Callanan praises DeSmogโs investigation uncovering โfalse and misleading storiesโ planted by the gas boiler industry as he reaffirmed the policy in parliament.
