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  • Head of Engineering, Supporter Revenues and Contributor, The Guardian
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Opinion: Relying on AI to screen job seekers risks damage to your brand

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By Paul Brown
| Crain's Cleveland Business Verified
July 16, 2026 05:45 AM EDT On paper, Bill Rosinski looked like a perfect candidate to be the next play-by-play announcer for the NFL’s Baltimore Ravens.
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After a career as an environment writer, here’s what I have learned

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By Paul Brown
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Paul Brown was the Guardian’s environment correspondent from 1989 until 2005 and has written many columns since. He submitted his last column last week after being diagnosed with terminal lung cancer. From his hospital bed in Luton, Paul offers his reflections on 45 years writing for the Guardian. We, in the climate business, all owe a great deal to Mrs Margaret Thatcher. Her politics were anathema to me and to many Guardian readers.
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As I write my last column, the facts on climate crisis speak for themselves

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By Paul Brown
| Yahoo Canada Verified
Paul Brown Fri, November 21, 2025 at 6:00 a.m. UTC 1 min read In 1995, when the first “conference of the parties” (Cop) of the UN’s climate change convention met in Berlin, the atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration was approximately 360.67 parts per million. The then German chancellor, Helmut Kohl, gave a passionate speech about how greenhouse gases must be reduced to save the planet from overheating.
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