Grace Murray
Grace has more than 10 years of experience in environmental politics, policy, and television production. She has worked in Brussels, Edinburgh, Strasbourg and London, including in the European parliament on renewable energy, taxation and VAT legislation. With a career change into broadcast journalism, she launched Raw Politics, a daily panel show in Brussels, and later a daily digital show for NBC News on the coronavirus pandemic. She is now working in the Bureau’s Environment team to ensure that investigations have tangible impact beyond publication.
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