Matthew McClearn is a data journalist at The Globe and Mail, where he is part of the Energy, Natural Resources and Environment Team. He specializes in investigative reporting and complex, data-informed projects related to energy and environmental issues, particularly focusing on the electricity sector. His work has been featured in Vancouver is Awesome, The Coast Reporter, Castanet Media, and The Globe and Mail.
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Matthew McClearn's articles predominantly focus on government announcements and cited data, specifically related to nuclear energy, Canada, energy infrastructure, environmental impact, and climate change. He covers themes such as business, government & politics, and energy.
When reaching out to Matthew with a pitch or as a source for an article idea make sure it aligns with his areas of coverage. This could include providing insights into government policies or decisions related to nuclear energy in Canada or offering expert commentary supported by credible data on issues surrounding energy infrastructure or environmental impact.
Given the nature of his coverage attributes and topics covered, he may be interested in discussing the implications of governmental decisions around nuclear energy regulation in Canada or any new developments that have significant environmental impacts within the country.
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By: Matthew Mcclearn, Darren Calabrese
The province has largely left homeowners and municipalities free to decide what to build, and what not to build, on land threatened by climate change. Now, they must choose wisely before new disasters come to their shores
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The Nuclear Waste Management Organization has been hunting since 2010 for a site to store spent fuel from nuclear power reactors
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The facility is estimated to cost $26 billion and would store radioactive spent fuel from Canada’s nuclear power reactors
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The report found that between 1990 and 2020, an area larger than Canada – equivalent to 7.6 per cent of all land – had been permanently transformed
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A contractor with NB Power does a repair on a power line in Fredericton, on Dec. 19, 2023. Stephen MacGillivray/The Canadian Press
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The Premier’s real intent may be to remind the U.S. of the benefits it receives from energy trade, rather than deter Donald Trump with a retaliatory threat
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