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Such incredibly sad news. John truly was a fearless pioneer, shining an unflinching light on the environmental horrors that need to be exposed & on the solutions that need to be spread. And he was a just a lovely man too - funny, generous, passionate RIP theguardian.com/environment/20…
John was the first journo to cover the Ogoni fight against Shell in the Niger Delta & he never let it go. He wrote the right stories. Hugs to his former colleages Damian Carrington Fiona Harvey Adam Vaughan Jon Watts et al 💚 theguardian.com/environment/20…
John was a pioneer & a hero. He did immeasurable good through his work shining a light on environmental destruction, highlighting good & bad -& always from a position of integrity. We are indebted to him. In their sadness his family must also be so proud. theguardian.com/environment/20…