John Knox is a Journalist at various esteemed publications including Automotive Industries, Irish Examiner, and The Irish Sun. He covers a diverse range of topics such as energy policy, climate change, and professional sports, often intertwining regional interest with world news. His work has been featured in notable outlets like RTE, Honolulu Civil Beat, and the Washington Examiner.
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John Knox's focus on local coverage, with an emphasis on the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and international cultural exchange, indicates a preference for pitches related to events and developments in Scotland's cultural scene. Given his substantial use of expert commentary and government announcement attributes, he may be open to receiving pitches from individuals or organizations involved in these areas.
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Defending champions Kilkenny are making life trying on themselves in this Leinster senior hurling championship.
Last weekend, I took a breezy walk along the Pentland Ridge and came face to face with a magnificent Highland cow.
The last week of May has set more climate change records. Scotland may have been 10 degrees cooler than England but 26.7°C in Charterhall in the Borders was a record high for the month of May.
The end of term comes quickly in Scotland. Schools, universities, sports clubs, music societies are holding their final events before the long summer holidays.
By: Erik Hoffner, John Knox
The countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) have made an important commitment to environmental justice for the 680 million people who call this region home. Now comes the hard part: putting it into practice. Last October, ASEAN member states — Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Timor-Leste, and […]
Scotland at midsummer is the most beautiful place on Earth. I can testify to that having just been on a hill-walking trip to Loch Quoich in the West Highlands, to Selkirk in the Borders for the Common Riding and to the sea cliffs at St Abb’s Head. Scotland has everything: mountains, moors, rolling hills, lochs, […]
How hot does it need to get before we do something about climate change? We’ve been through a week of torrid weather. Thursday was the hottest June day since 1893. In Threave in Dumfries and Galloway the temperature reached 31°C. Tarmac roads in the Borders had to be gritted with sand to prevent them melting. […]
By: John Knox, Stacey Schieffelin
At our core, America is a nation that understands that strong families are essential to the future of our communities.
We’ve just had our “Royal Week” in Scotland when the King and the royal household spend a special time with the people of their northern kingdom. It involved the 16th century tradition of the Rt Hon Lord Provost of Edinburgh handing over the keys to Holyrood Palace. There was also the opening of the new […]
I've just returned from a cycling holiday on Deeside and for the whole week it didn't rain! For someone like me, brought up the North East, this is astonishing.
