The Energy Mix Weekender
Mitchell Beer, Markham Hislop, Alex Cool-Fergus, Gavin Pitchford, Conor Curtis, Catherine McKennaThe Best of the Climate News You Need
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I was absolutely gobsmacked earlier this week by just how pervasive certain myths are, and realizing how much work we in the clean economy have to do before Canadians will believe we can make the transition.
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Authors
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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
Communications Director at Sierra Club Canada / former manager at a food bank / writer from Corner Brook, NL. Views here are my own.
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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