Senior Policy Reporter - Environment And Energy
Robert Hodgson is a Senior Policy Reporter - Environment and Energy at Euronews. Based in Brussels, he specializes in energy policy and regulation, covering topics such as renewable energy, nuclear energy, and the environmental impact of mining. Robert's work has been featured in prominent outlets including MSN, ENDS Europe, Yahoo News, and EURACTIV.
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