Ethan Van Diemen

Journalist

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Preston's Summary

Ethan Van Diemen is a journalist at our burning planet. He focuses on data and analytics, as well as data management, exploring how these themes intersect with pressing global issues. Ethan's work has been featured in Zawya, AllAfrica Global Media, Food For Mzansi, Daily Maverick, and News24 Business.

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Geo Focus

South Africa (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Opinion: 29 %
Promotional: 24 %
Informative: 22 %
Data Driven: 6 %
Interviews Q&as: 4 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Climate Policy
  • Global Warming
  • Oil & Gas
  • Mining Environmental Impact
  • Data Quality
  • Data Governance

Pitching Insights

Ethan Van Diemen's focus on government announcements and data citations suggests that he would be most responsive to pitches offering insights or analysis related to official statements, policy changes, and statistical trends within the energy sector, particularly as it pertains to climate change and renewable energy in South Africa.

Given his coverage of scientific and environmental themes alongside government announcements, Ethan may also be open to expert commentary from individuals with direct experience in these areas. Additionally, sources who can provide local context specific to South Africa’s energy transition efforts could capture his attention.

When reaching out to Ethan, consider tailoring your pitch with a focus on the local impact within South Africa rather than taking a global perspective.

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