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Emily Clark

Writer

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WhereistheBuzz, Startups.co.uk, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), yahoo.com, ABC4 (KTVX-TV)

Preston's Summary

Emily Clark is a Writer at ABC News. With a focus on business and economics, she specializes in topics such as startups, entrepreneurship, and the restaurant industry, helping to make complex issues accessible for small to medium enterprises. Emily's work has been featured in notable publications including Plugged In, Gaye Magazine, and BBC News, among others.

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Geo Focus

Coverage Attributes:

Beta
Informative: 54 %
Data Driven: 14 %
Interviews Q&as: 11 %
Opinion: 9 %
Events: 5 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Single Parenthood
  • Online Marketplaces
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Startups
  • Chain Restaurants & Franchises
  • Restaurant Innovation
  • Corporate Sustainability

Pitching Insights

Emily Clark's coverage spans various themes such as culture & society, entertainment news, government & politics and topics including murder, New Zealand, politics, volcano and international relations. Her articles often focus on evolving stories and frequently cite data.

If you wish to reach out to Emily with a pitch for an article or as a source of information, consider offering insights related to ongoing events in New Zealand or international relations. Expertise in cultural shifts within societies or political developments could also be valuable for her coverage. Keep in mind that she seems particularly interested in stories that are continuously developing and supported by relevant data.

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Ukrainian Forward Kate Koval Leaves LSU After Program Signs Russian Player: “I Have To Remain True To Myself, My Values, and My Country”

Ukrainian Forward Kate Koval Leaves LSU After Program Signs Russian Player: “I Have To Remain True To Myself, My Values, and My Country”

By: Emily Clark

Kate Koval, a forward for the women’s team of LSU (Louisiana State University) from Ukraine, is quitting the basketball club after LSU signed Russian national Anna Minaeva for the team.… The post Ukrainian Forward Kate Koval Leaves LSU After Program Signs Russian Player: “I Have To Remain True To Myself, My Values, and My Country” appeared first on Where Is The Buzz

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With Knowledge Comes Responsibility: Increasing Conservation Scientists' Impact in a Time of Global Crises

With Knowledge Comes Responsibility: Increasing Conservation Scientists' Impact in a Time of Global Crises

By: Carlos A. Arnillas, Marc W. Cadotte, Kristiina Visakorpi, Anni Arponen, Abbey Camaclang, Gisela C. Stotz, Kadambari Devarajan, Monica D. Ortiz, Emily Clark, Tara G. Mart

The dual crises of climate change and biodiversity loss continue despite overwhelming scientific evidence of their impacts on human well-being and planetary health. Those of us working in the fields of conservation and ecology are acutely aware that current efforts to avert these crises are profoundly inadequate. But how are we, as professionals working in these fields, responding? We engage in many different activities from generating knowledge and educating students to communicating research findings. Some of us work to implement science-based evidence and advocate for policy change. A few of us engage in activism. In this perspective, we explore how to increase our impact by re-prioritizing how we spend our time on various activities and focus our efforts on actions most likely to lead to positive change. We offer an exercise to self-reflect and identify pathways to increase our impact. The escalating crises demand an urgent re-think from us all in how we currently spend our time.

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