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
Plans for two industrial pellet plants would increase carbon emissions and hurt the health of rural communities, campaigners warn.
Conservatives accused of a “stitch up” as Trudy Harrison replaces Green Tory Chris Skidmore.
Producers say 'No Farmers, No Food' is a populist initiative that serves to “whip up indignation and anger”.
The UK government wants to introduce climate criteria that are ‘impossible to fail’, said Uplift's Robbie MacPherson.
The fossil fuel industry has a huge presence at this year's UN climate talks — including many US lawmakers who count the sector among their biggest donors.
The company, which organises conferences for the oil and gas industry, was awarded the contract without competition.
The influential newspaper featured ten opinion writers with links to the UK’s main climate science denial group.
Treasury meeting records show senior politicians repeatedly offering reassurance to the Norwegian energy giant.
Tony Ballance from Cadent told the Labour conference to ignore scientific studies that show the limitations of hydrogen for heating.
Norfolk MP Jerome Mayhew says at Conservative party conference that only “mud hut zealots” would rule out ongoing exploration of North Sea oil and gas.
