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Josh Gabbatiss
Climate and energy policy journalist @Josh_Gabbatiss

Josh Gabbatiss

Climate and energy policy journalist 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.

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