Stephen Burgen is a writer and journalist who focuses on Spain, particularly Barcelona. He is a contributor for The Guardian and Observer, and his work has also appeared in Fortune and The Irish Times. Stephen covers a range of topics including social issues, environmental issues, and cultural phenomena in Spain.
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Stephen Burgen's coverage spans a diverse range of topics, with a focus on Spain and issues related to urban planning, cycling, art, and politics. His articles often involve government announcements or cite data.
For those seeking to pitch ideas to Stephen, consider providing insights into Spain's urban development projects, especially those related to reducing car usage in cities. Additionally, pitches could also include the intersection between art and politics within the Spanish context.
With an emphasis on travel and lifestyle themes as well as culture & society alongside environmental concerns in his reporting; Stephen might be interested in stories that delve into these areas within the Spanish context.
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By: Stephen Burgen
The America's Cup sailing race, the ultimate sporting competition for the super-rich, starts in Barcelona on Thursday, marking the latest attempt
By: Stephen Burgen
A Spanish judge has called for an end to social media anonymity in the wake of a wave of online disinformation after the killing of an 11-year-old boy.
By: Stephen Burgen
Costa Brava resorts in Spain's north-east are struggling to cope with an influx of jellyfish as rising sea temperatures facilitate reproduction and drive species farther north.
By: Stephen Burgen
Stings needing medical attention surge by 41% as rising sea temperatures due to the climate crisis boost reproduction
By: Stephen Burgen
Authorities say event will bring in €1bn but local people fear little will remain in city on frontline of overtourism
By: Stephen Burgen
As New Zealand goes head to head with Great Britain in its defence of the America's Cup , the Kiwis have a secret weapon, a Māori waka (canoe) that will lead them into the contest.
By: Stephen Burgen
As New Zealand goes head to head with the old colonial power, Great Britain, a waka is leading the team out of Barcelona harbour
They call it cloud milking, a zero-energy technique to extract water from fog that is revolutionising the recovery of forests devastated by fire and drought.
By: Stephen Burgen
The project that began in the Canary Islands mimics the way leaves capture water droplets from fog in order to produce water
By: Caroline Kimeu, Tiago Rogero, Miranda Bryant, Natasha May, Stephen Burgen, Justin Mccurry, Kitty Drake
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