Clare Carlile and Brigitte Wear
Clare is a Researcher at DeSmog, focusing on the agribusiness sector. Prior to joining the organisation in July 2022, she was Co-Editor and Researcher at Ethical Consumer Magazine, where she specialised in migrant workers’ rights in the food industry. Her work has been published in The Guardian and New Internationalist.
Brigitte is a researcher at DeSmog. She joined in April 2023, and is focusing on the aquaculture sector.
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