John Gibbons is a journalist based in Cork, Ireland. He writes for various publications including the Irish Examiner, Journal Media, Buzz, and the Business Post. His articles primarily focus on environmental issues, climate change, and the need for global action to address these challenges.
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John Gibbons' writing primarily focuses on climate change, sustainability, and environmental activism. He frequently cites data and government announcements to support his articles. Given this, potential sources should be well-versed in the latest research and policy developments related to climate change and sustainability. Additionally, experts with insights into Cop28 or environmental activism would likely capture John's attention.
As for the geographic focus, while none is explicitly mentioned, considering that John hails from Ireland (Cork), pitches tied to Irish-specific initiatives on climate action could also resonate with him.
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By: John Gibbons
An antibiotic lifeline is weakening through overuse and misuse — antimicrobial resistance has been identified as among the greatest threats to human health
By: John Gibbons
While DAA is touting shared bikes and insect hotels, the elephant in the room is that its major expansion plans will massively increase aviation emissions
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By: John Gibbons
‘We are the generation that will be accused of intergenerational sabotage in years to come, because we have consumed so far beyond what is sustainable'
By: Carlton Fields, John Gibbons, Stephanie Fichera
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By: Gina Alsdorf, Nader Amer, Alexandra Beguiristain, Ann Young Black, Patricia Carreiro, Gary Cohen, Thomas Conner, Mederic Daigneault, Harry Eisenstein, Stephanie Fichera, John Gibbons, Brendan Gooley, Austin Jackson, Stephen Kraus, Thomas La
Last Lap in SEC RILA Rulemaking Critical Unresolved Issues -
Is FINRA constitutional? Two cases currently playing out in D.C. federal courts, Alpine Securities Corp. v. FINRA and Kim v. FINRA, tee up that question. But the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority is an unusual target for constitutional challenge, because it is not a government agency. As securities lawyers know, FINRA is a private Delaware corporation registered as a self-regulatory organization (SRO). As an SRO, FINRA (among other things) writes and enforces conduct rules for registered broker-dealer firms, monitors firms’ compliance, administers broker qualification exams, and refers fraud and insider-trading investigations to the SEC.
Is FINRA constitutional? Two cases currently playing out in D.C. federal courts, Alpine Securities Corp. v. FINRA and Kim v. FINRA, tee up that question. But the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority is an unusual target for constitutional challenge, because it is not a government agency. As securities lawyers know, FINRA is a private Delaware corporation registered as a self-regulatory organization (SRO). As an SRO, FINRA (among other things) writes and enforces conduct rules for registered broker-dealer firms, monitors firms' compliance, administers broker qualification exams, and refers fraud and insider-trading investigations to the SEC.
By: Scott Abeles, Gina Alsdorf, Alexandra Beguiristain, Ann Young Black, Patricia Carreiro, Justin Chretien, Harry Eisenstein, Stephanie Fichera, John Gibbons, Brendan Gooley, William Kotapish, Thomas Lauerman, Natalie Napierala, Elliott Siebers, Irma Reboso
Shares of SEC-registered closed-end funds (CEFs) have long held significant potential advantages for some investors. For example, unlike shares of mutual funds (which are open-end funds), CEF shares cannot be redeemed by the shareholder at any time for their then-current net asset value, allowing a CEF to invest its assets in less liquid securities. This enables a well-managed CEF to provide potentially better returns for investors who have relatively long-term investment horizons, including many investing for retirement income.
By: John Gibbons
According to the environmental campaigner, the political system has failed to move us away from fossil fuel dependence.
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