Josh Jackman
Josh has written about and reported on eco-friendly home improvements and climate change for the past four years.
His data-driven work has featured on the front page of the Financial Times and in publications including The Independent, Telegraph, Times, Sun, Daily Express, and Fox News, earned him the position of resident expert in BT's smart home tech initiative, and been referenced in official United Nations and World Health Organisation documents.
He’s also been interviewed on BBC One's Rip-Off Britain, BBC Radio 4, and BBC Radio 5 Live as an expert on everything from renewable energy to government policy and space travel's carbon footprint, and regularly attends Grand Designs Live as a Green Living Expert, giving bespoke advice to members of the public about heat pumps and solar panels.
Josh has also used the journalistic skills he developed at The Jewish Chronicle and PinkNews to investigate and analyse every green government grant in existence, and examine the impact on the climate of cryptocurrency, Glastonbury Festival, and the World Cup.
You can get in touch with Josh via email.
- Destroying nature leads to pandemics, research shows Animals that pass on diseases like COVID-19 to humans thrive when we wipe out wilderness, according to a new scientific study.Josh Jackman
- 72% plan to cut emissions by driving less Research shows 72% of drivers plan to use their cars less post-lockdown, which could cut carbon emissions by millions of tonnes.Josh Jackman
- Government’s £2bn energy-saving scheme to give £5,000 vouchers to homeowners Hundreds of thousands of UK homeowners will get £5,000 vouchers for energy-saving measures, saving them thousands of pounds and cutting emissions.Josh Jackman
- UK to regularly reach Saharan summer temperatures by 2100 The UK will regularly hit 40°C if we don't combat climate change, according to a study from the Met Office - resulting in thousands more deaths.Josh Jackman
- Environmental Trends to Watch Out for in 2020 Renewable energy, veganism, and climate protests will reach record levels – and so will natural disasters. 2020 is set to be a big year for the environment.Josh Jackman
- Henry VIII’s Carbon Footprint Henry VIII had six wives, 38 years as king, a 54-inch waist - and an incredibly large carbon footprint, despite the lack of fossil fuels in the 1500s.Josh Jackman