Land and Climate Review covers the latest research on land use, economic theory, climate change and culture. Our journalists also investigate urgent and unreported issues in these areas.
We welcome contributions from researchers, journalists, activists and policymakers to help inform readers around the world.
Land and Climate Review is published by Culmer Raphael, an energy and environmental research consultancy, and is philanthropically funded.
We have key focus areas – such as bioenergy, extraction, and carbon removals – but welcome diverse voices in our opinion articles, and maintain editorial independence from our funders.
Alasdair has worked in politics and government in Scotland, Spain, France, Brussels and London. He now works on climate policy and politics in the EU and UK.
Edward has spent over a decade working in climate change and environmental campaigns in the UK and EU. He has worked for Green Alliance in the UK and the European Climate Foundation in Brussels. With Alasdair, he co-founded Culmer Raphael in 2014 and Land and Climate Review in 2021.
Bertie has worked on Land and Climate Review as an editor, investigator, and podcast host since it was founded in 2021. He has published investigations with national and international outlets including The Guardian, Al Jazeera, BBC Newsnight, The Times, The Intercept, and many others.
Anna specialised in ecocriticism during her degree at Goldsmiths, University of London. She now works across the charity and green sector, providing editorial support and contributing to Land and Climate Review’s digital and social media channels.
Camille is an investigative journalist based in France. She has worked on investigations for outlets including Land and Climate Review, The Times, The Observer, BBC, Channel 4, Private Eye and openDemocracy.
Jaysim is an investigative journalist who has worked at Land and Climate Review, BBC Newsnight, The Africa Report, and has produced investigations for The Guardian, OpenDemocracy, Spotlight on Corruption and John Sweeney’s book Hunting Ghislaine.
Emma is an environmental and investigative journalist who has worked for Land and Climate Review, The Guardian and Unearthed. Her work has featured in outlets including The New York Times, BBC, The Guardian and many others.
Sam is an investigative journalist who has worked for CNN, NBC News and Sky News, as well as Land and Climate Review. He is currently the Head of News Investigations at Greenpeace Africa and has expertise in covering stories relating to race, climate, social justice and the African continent.
Lauren is a writer who was an Assistant Editor at Land and Climate Review from 2021-2023. Her journalistic work has covered systemic corruption; from inequity in arts council funding allocation, to cultures of sexual harassment at top universities.
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