When did Carbon Brief become based in London?
Carbon Brief became based in London in 2014. The website emerged directly from the Climategate controversy that shook climate science credibility years earlier.
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Carbon Brief became based in London in 2014. The website emerged directly from the Climategate controversy that shook climate science credibility years earlier.
Leo Hickman serves as both director and editor of the platform. His leadership shaped the journalistic direction from the very beginning.
The Royal Statistical Society awarded Carbon Brief a Highly Commended honor in 2018. That recognition followed an article titled Mapped: How UK foreign aid is spent on climate change written by Leo Hickman and Rosamund Pearce.
Funding came from the European Climate Foundation to support its launch. This financial backing allowed the team to establish an office in London without commercial pressure.
The site aimed to fill a gap left by mainstream media during the heated debate over leaked emails between scientists. It emerged directly from the Climategate controversy that shook climate science credibility years earlier.