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I'm Publisher of The Energy Mix, a non-profit community news site and e-digest series on climate change, energy, and the shift off carbon.
Energy journalist/energy transition expert. Hosts the Political Talks podcast, where I interview experts (often academics) about hot political stories. This Substack will frequently draw on those interviews.
Political organizer, climate policy enthusiast, mother of two, bicycle rider and avid reader - not necessarily in that order.
Connector, collaboration driver and cat-herder extraordinaire, in support of the clean economy and pursuit of more climate action in Canada. 35 years of executive search running Delta Management Group / 16 years of running Canada's Clean50
Writer, policy researcher & climate campaigner. Seth is the author of "A Good War: Mobilizing Canada for the Climate Emergency", former Team Lead of the Climate Emergency Unit, and was a long time director of a progressive public policy think thank.
The Climate Communications Alliance is a global community of practice that connects and builds capacity amongst climate communicators and creatives across all disciplines and industries, harnessing talent for a future where all life can thrive.
CEO, Climate Communications Alliance | Award-winning climate communicator | Ex Deloitte & KPMG | Proud Mum | Outdoor enthusiast, skier, dog person, strong opinions about coffee.
CEO Climate and Nature Solutions. Former Canadian Minister of Environment and Climate Change, and Minister of Infrastructure. Author of Run Like a Girl, a memoir of ambition, resilience and fighting for change.
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