In 2021, Bart Verheggen launched a podcast series focused on environmental issues, exploring topics such as renewable energy, biodiversity, and sustainable development. The series aimed to engage a wider audience and provide insights into the challenges and opportunities in addressing environmental concerns.

Bart Verheggen moderated a high-profile debate on climate change policy in the Netherlands, featuring leading scientists, policymakers, and activists. The event was broadcasted nationally and highlighted Verheggen's ability to facilitate meaningful discussions on complex issues.

In 2017, Bart Verheggen published a book titled 'Climate Change: The Facts', which aimed to provide readers with a comprehensive understanding of the scientific, political, and social dimensions of climate change. The book was well-received and further cemented his reputation as an expert in the field.

Bart Verheggen received the prestigious De Tegel award for his outstanding work in environmental reporting. His series of articles on the impact of climate change on the Netherlands were praised for their depth, clarity, and ability to engage the public in critical discussions.

In 2012, Bart Verheggen published his first major article on climate change at De Correspondent. The article delved into the scientific consensus on climate change and its implications for policy-making. This piece established him as a leading voice on environmental issues in Dutch journalism.

Bart Verheggen joined De Correspondent, a Dutch journalism platform known for its focus on in-depth and investigative reporting. At De Correspondent, Verheggen began to focus on climate change and environmental issues, bringing his scientific background into journalism.