Roger Harrabin is the UK’s most veteran environmental broadcaster, having spent over 30 years as the BBC’s Energy and Environment Analyst. He has shaped how complex and contested issues are explained to the public, from climate science and energy security to policy, politics, and public perception.

He understands how environmental issues are framed, challenged, and sometimes distorted in public debate, and why credibility matters more than volume in high-stakes conversations. In keynotes and moderated discussions, he explores how climate narratives form, why polarisation emerges, and what leaders can do to communicate environmental responsibility with clarity, balance, and trust.

His perspective reframes sustainability as a communication and leadership challenge as much as a technical one. He speaks to organisations operating under public visibility, regulatory pressure, and reputational risk.