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East London, Los Angeles
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Writer, editor, caffeine-based lifeform. Formally @PA, these days I can be found on @Forbes, @Spacedotcom and @Wired.

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Born in Australia and raised in the UK, I've been a journalist for over 15 years. During that time I've covered a range of subjects for newspapers and magazines, from sports to show business and technology to travel.

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A feature for the Sunday Times of London on the speakeasy bar culture in New York City.

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How Hollywood Predicted, But Has Not Pinned Down, Elon Musk and SpaceX

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By Scott Snowden Verified
| The New York Sun Verified
Arts+ How Hollywood Predicted, But Has Not Pinned Down, Elon Musk and SpaceX Elon Musk, basking in his new trillionaire status, has blurred the line between sci-fi visionary and showbusiness personality. Talulah Riley and Elon Musk attend Vanity Fair's 2014 Oscars Party. C Flanigan/WireImage via Getty Images
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What is EPR and why it matters

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By Scott Snowden Verified
| Resource Recycling Verified
Extended producer responsibility, or EPR, is increasingly shaping how recycling systems are funded and managed. As part of Resource Recycling’s Earth Day 2026 coverage, this explainer takes a closer look at what it means, how it works and why it matters. In essence, EPR is a policy approach that makes companies responsible for what happens to their products after people are done using them.
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Google pilots reuse kits to extend device life

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By Scott Snowden Verified
| Resource Recycling Verified
Google has launched a pilot effort with refurbished electronics marketplace Back Market and Closing the Loop to extend the life of aging computers while linking the program to electronic scrap recovery. The effort centers on ChromeOS Flex, a free operating system designed to run on older Windows and Apple devices that are no longer supported by their original software.
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