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Mitchell Beer

Ottawa
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Covers:  Climate change, energy politics and economics, renewable energy, energy efficiency, oil and gas, cities, local economic development, international energy transition, Canada-U.S. relations

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Q&A: Climate Action, Community Resilience Begin with Who Owns Our Economy, Jon Shell Says

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By Mitchell Beer
| The Energy Mix
Jon Shell is chair of Social Capital Partners and executive director of the Gloves Off podcast. In this feature interview with The Energy Mix Publisher Mitchell Beer, he talks about who owns the Canadian economy, digital sovereignty, how working on inequality is one way of working on climate change—and why he no longer follows U.S. midterm elections. This interview has been edited for length. The Energy Mix: Let’s begin with the starting point for your work at Social Capital Partners.
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Climate change comes to Sesame Street as today’s kids confront 7x more extreme weather

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By Mitchell Beer
| PreventionWeb
Your experience on PreventionWeb Please help us improve PreventionWeb by taking this brief survey. Your input will allow us to better serve the needs of the DRR community. See the survey 13 August 2026 Author(s): Mitchell Beer Climate change arrived this summer for the beloved TV characters and landscapes of Sesame Street, in a special episode where Elmo, Big Bird, Cookie Monster, and friends have to get ready for extreme weather, then learn to help each other through the aftermath.
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‘Biggest Clean Energy Investment in North America’ Brings Hydro, Wind, Transmission Deal to Churchill Falls

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By Mitchell Beer
| The Energy Mix
The Quebec, Newfoundland and Labrador, and federal government have reached a tentative agreement for up to 14,000 megawatts of hydropower development and 2,000 MW of wind, in what Prime Minister Mark Carney described as the largest clean energy investment in North America. The deal will include new and existing hydroelectric developments in Labrador, as well as hydropower and wind projects along the Churchill River, The Canadian Press reports.
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Awards

Canada's Clean50

2023 - Lifetime Achievement Award
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King Charles III Coronation Medal

2025
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