Roger Harrabin is the BBC’s Energy Analyst and one of the senior journalists on the Environment and energy.
He began his career on the Coventry Evening Telegraph. He developed a specialism reporting on the city’s ethnic minority population, previously largely ignored in the media.
Roger won the prize in the British Press Award in 1980 for a series of features tracing the roots of Coventry Asians back to Pakistan and India.
The BBC created the role of Environment Analyst so Harrabin could work across all media. He did reports for Newsnight on uncertainty in climate forecasting and on geoengineering to combat climate change.
He won the Media Nature Award for TV documentaries for Gas Muzzlers, a film on green energy investment in President Bush’s America.
Harrabin popularised these “embedded” emissions and showed that there were problems in all methodologies comparing international greenhouse gas emissions.
Roger Harrabin Age
As of the year 2021, Harrabin’s age is 65 years old.
He was born on 28 March 1955 in Coventry.
Roger Harrabin Salary
Harrabin’s salary is unknown in the year 2021.
Harrabin’s report on renewable energy sources in Malawi, including a cookstove that charges mobile phones, reportedly pulled in 22 million hits.
Roger Harrabin Wife
Roger is married to his wife, Anne Lewthwaite.
Unfortunately, there is no more information about his wife.
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