Phoebe is a co-deputy editor at DeSmog UK, with a focus on European politics. She joined DeSmog in 2020, and was previously the organisation\’s senior reporter.
Her work has appeared in The Guardian, The Independent, Politico and Financial Times, Deutsche Welle and Irish investigative outlet The Journal. Phoebe is NCTJ-accredited. She holds a degree in German from Oxford University and a Master’s in environmental politics from Birkbeck.
‘Prince of Polyester’ Amit Lohia gave £2 million to Rishi Sunak’s party earlier this year.
The fossil fuel company hosted politicians at Wimbledon for the second year in a row.
The key individuals and organisations that have seized on anti-ULEZ sentiments to launch an attack on the government’s green policies.
The Northern Research Group has been accused of a ‘clear conflict of interest’ in accepting sponsorship from firms that are major beneficiaries of government spending.
Gas-linked companies' attack on electric heating confuses consumers and leaves UK trailing behind Europe, say experts
The country’s largest CO2 emitter has ‘crossed a line’ in its local PR efforts, critics say.
Data shared with DeSmog shows that only one in ten proposals have committed to using climate-friendly green hydrogen.
Warnings the gas will serve as “false solution” to prolong the lifespan of fossil fuel incumbents were brushed aside by executives in Berlin, DeSmog observed.
The Conservative Party has been accused of helping its ‘friends and donors’ while promoting a ‘false solution’ to climate change
Salome Nduta said she suspected organisers had excluded her to shield fossil fuel executives from scrutiny.
