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Sean Fitzsimons’s Journalist Portfolio

Can the UK high street make a comeback?

Can the UK high street make a comeback?

The UK high street is being written off. This is in no small part due to the change of shopping and consumer …

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Three industries at the forefront of Green Growth

Three industries at the forefront of Green Growth

Globally, waste management remains a complex issue with no straightforward solution. According to a 2014 Wast…

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We Plug To You... Ratomagoson

We Plug To You... Ratomagoson

The creative people of this world often have to be selective about the hours they put aside - they have to ba…

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10 things that make London an absolute nightmare for drivers

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By Sean Fitzsimons
| MSN UK Verified
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Long term carbon export from mountain forests driven by hydroclimate and extreme event driven landsliding - Communications Earth & Environment

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By Jamie Howarth, Sean Fitzsimons, Mark Garnett
| Nature Verified
Abstract The export of organic carbon from terrestrial ecosystems by erosion may play a central role in balancing the geological carbon cycle and Earth’s climate over millennial timescales. However, constraints on organic carbon yields have come from sampling modern rivers that don’t capture variation over decades to millennia driven by changing hydroclimate and erosion during extreme events.
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What Else Can You Learn About Your Listening Habits?

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By Sean Fitzsimons
| Medium
Spotify's Wrapped feature has grown to be shared by more than 120 million users per year since it launched in 2016. Every year, Wrapped neatly packages many shareable insights for a Spotify user about their listening activity, including their most-listened-to artists, songs, and genres. But you can discover even more than this, thanks to certain apps that generate insights or visuals associated with what you listen to. This is information that you can't find by using Spotify directly.
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