Simon Jessop is an Editor at Sustainable Finance. He focuses on themes related to climate change, corporate sustainability, and financial services, often exploring the intersection of environmental issues and politics. Simon's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Reuters, The Globe and Mail, and Yahoo Finance.
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Simon Jessop's coverage is heavily focused on climate change, finance, and infrastructure. He seems particularly interested in government announcements and information backed by data.
Given his focus on COP28, climate finance, and climate risk, he would likely be most responsive to experts who can provide insights into the financial aspects of environmental initiatives or those with expertise in analyzing the impact of climate change on infrastructure projects. Additionally, sources who can speak to specific government policies related to these areas may also be valuable for him.
Considering Simon's lack of a specified geographic focus but rather an international view of environmental and financial topics, pitches should keep this broad perspective in mind when offering relevant expert commentary or industry-specific insights.
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By: Alexander Marrow, Simon Jessop, James Davey
GREAT WALTHAM, England — With Britain about to record its hottest summer yet , Sam Squier's nearly 200-acre beef farm in southeast England stands out as a lush, green oasis surrounded by scorched brown fields.
By: Simon Jessop, James Davey, Alexander Marrow
By: Simon Jessop, Alexander Marrow, James Davey
The U.K. had its driest July since record-keeping began 190 years ago. Farmers say the conditions are 'horrendous' and it could lead to food shortages.
By: James Davey, Simon Jessop, Alexander Marrow
The U.K. had its driest July since record-keeping began 190 years ago. Farmers say the conditions are 'horrendous' and it could lead to food shortages.
By: Simon Jessop, Rebecca Delaney, Valentina Za, James Davey, Simon Jessop, Alexander Marrow
FLORIDIA, Sicily — Five years after Floridia registered Europe's highest-ever temperature, residents say extreme heat is no longer measured by
By: alexander marrow, James Davey, Alexander Marrow, Simon Jessop
After years of intensive agriculture designed to feed the maximum number of people most cost-effectively, this year's extreme weather has added urgency to the debate over whether climate change has transformed the economics.
LONDON, Sept 1 (Reuters) – Shareholder rebellions over executive pay eased across many of the world’s biggest stock markets this year, with opposition falling in Europe, the United States and Japan despite a handful of high-profile revolts.
By: ALEXANDER MARROWReuters, James Davey, Simon Jessop
GREAT WALTHAM, England — With Britain about to record its hottest summer yet, Sam Squier's nearly 200-acre beef farm in southeast England stands out as a lush, green oasis surrounded
By: Simon Jessop, James Davey, ALEXANDER MARROWReuters
GREAT WALTHAM, England — With Britain about to record its hottest summer yet, Sam Squier's nearly 200-acre beef farm in southeast England stands out as a lush, green oasis surrounded
By: Simon Jessop, REBECCA DELANEY, VALENTINA ZAReuters
LONDON/MILAN — For more than a century, cafes in the Italian city of Padua have welcomed customers for an early evening drink, or aperitivo, encouraging them to sit outside and
