Ben Cooke is a Staff Writer with a focus on national issues in the United Kingdom. His work has been featured in Tokyo Weekender Magazine, The Times, and Lexology. Ben's articles cover a range of topics including environmental conservation, renewable energy, climate change, and social issues.
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Ben Cooke's coverage predominantly focuses on agriculture & farming and scientific themes with a specific interest in renewable energy, climate change, sustainability, environmental conservation, and technology advancements. He frequently includes expert commentary, reviews, government announcements and data citations in his articles.
If you have expertise related to the latest scientific research or technological advancements in the fields of renewable energy, climate change initiatives or sustainable agriculture practices within the United Kingdom context or globally, Ben Cooke could be interested in your insights. Additionally if you are involved in governmental policy-making related to environmental conservation or renewable energy initiatives at a national level it may align well with his coverage focus.
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Pylon wars in the quiet Welsh hills are already pitting neighbour against neighbour — and it’s only going to get more bitter
By: Matilda Davies, Ben Cooke
The Conservatives cut emissions from electricity, industry and waste — but now Labour has to tackle the most stubborn issues
Drastic measures humanity could take to mitigate climate change are clever — but divisive to say the least
Ministers want to stop the sale of diesel trucks by 2040, but issues with batteries and chargers mean the electric HGV transition has a long way to go
Nothing is certain in the casino of climate physics, but if a vital ocean current collapses temperatures will plummet over the decades that follow — and Britain is ‘ground zero’
By 2030 the government wants facilities in the UK to be using 10GW of renewable electricity to split hydrogen from water, but analysts are not convinced
The Supreme Court ruling quashing planning permission could be reversed by Surrey county council, if it shows consideration for the climate
Hedgehogs have been classified as “near-threatened” after a rapid decline in numbers.The hedgehog was previously classified by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) as being of
The government will pay an undisclosed sum to the family of 8-year old Ella Kissi-Debrah, who died from an asthma attack in 2013
Boost for Labour plan for more solar, wind and nuclear by 2030 as Fatih Birol claims ambition is vital for Britain to remain an important player
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