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Policy correspondent @Josh_Gabbatiss

Josh Gabbatiss

Policy correspondent SINCE April 2019

Josh covers climate and energy policy. Josh holds a BSc in zoology from the University of Bristol. He previously worked as science correspondent at The Independent and prior to that was a freelance journalist for a variety of scientific publications including New Scientist and BBC Earth.

LATEST BY Josh Gabbatiss

Richard Tice (left), Deputy Leader Reform UK and Nigel Farage (right), Leader of the Reform UK Party, London, UK. Reform UK leader Nigel Farage with Richard Tice, London, UK, 2024. Credit: Justin Ng / Alamy Stock Photo

Analysis: Reform-led councils threaten 6GW of solar and battery schemes across England

UK policy | 16.06.25

UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves prepares to deliver the Spending Review, June 2025.

UK spending review 2025: Key climate and energy announcements

UK policy | 11.06.25

Pylon in Kenya.

Revealed: UK development body still has $700m invested overseas in fossil-fuel assets

UK policy | 16.05.25

Ed Miliband, Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero, at Downing Street, UK. Credit: Malcolm Park / Alamy Stock Photo. Image ID: 2XJ02DG.

Analysis: Attacks on Ed Miliband in UK newspaper editorials have already exceeded 2024 levels

UK policy | 02.05.25

Montage of newspapers by Kerry Cleaver for Carbon Brief.

Q&A: What we do – and do not – know about the blackout in Spain and Portugal

Renewables | 30.04.25

The flooded River Avon on the road to Eckington bridge in January 2024.

CCC: England’s approach to climate adaptation is ‘not working’

UK policy | 30.04.25

DeBriefed 25 April 2025: Brazil calls for country emissions plans; Global coral bleaching; Where top pope contenders stand on climate

DeBriefed | 25.04.25

Canadian conservative leader Pierre Poilievre (L) and liberal leader Mark Carney (R) during the English-language federal leaders' debate ahead of Canada's federal election.

Analysis: Conservative election win could add 800m tonnes to Canada’s emissions by 2035

International policy | 23.04.25

Opening of the IMO Marine Environment Protection Committee's 83rd Session.

Q&A: Nations agree carbon-pricing system to steer shipping towards net-zero

UN climate talks | 11.04.25

Coal-fired power plant, Turkey.

Analysis: Nearly 60 countries have ‘dramatically’ cut plans to build coal plants since 2015

Coal | 08.04.25

US President Donald Trump during an executive order signing, February 2025.

Experts: What do Trump’s tariffs mean for global climate action?

International policy | 27.03.25

President Donald Trump takes questions after signing executive orders, February, 2025.

Analysis: Nearly a tenth of global climate finance threatened by Trump aid cuts

US Policy | 10.03.25

Teesside Offshore wind farm at Redcar, north east England.

CCC: Reducing emissions 87% by 2040 would help ‘cut household costs by £1,400’

UK policy | 26.02.25

The Carbon Brief Profile: Germany

Country profiles | 18.02.25

The western facade of the Reichstag building in Berlin.

Germany election 2025: What the manifestos say on energy and climate change

International policy | 11.02.25

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