Dr Robert Bradburne is the Environment Agency’s Chief Scientist. He leads a talented team in the Chief Scientist’s Group working on science, innovative ways of monitoring the environment, analysing data and reporting on the state of the environment. He provides scientific advice to SAGE during major incidents and has twenty years’ experience working in government. He sits on or chairs on a range of science committees and is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Biology.
The Environment Agency’s Chief Scientist, Rob Bradburne, launches the Chief Scientist’s annual review of 2022 celebrating the fantastic work of scientists across the organisation.
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