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Matthew McClearn
StaffData JournalistToronto, Canada
mmcclearn@globeandmail.comhttp://mattmcclearn.pressfolios.com/

Area of Expertise

Environment, flooding and other natural disasters, climate change, electricity sector

Matt McClearn is an investigative reporter and data journalist with The Globe and Mail’s Energy, Natural Resources and Environment Team. He specializes in complex, data-informed projects relating to energy and environmental matters, and particularly the electricity sector. He worked as a business journalist for many years prior to joining The Globe in 2015.

29

Years in Journalism

9

Years at The Globe and Mail

Professional affliations

Investigative Reporters & Editors (IRE); Society of Environmental Journalists (SEJ)

Matthew McClearn abides by The Globe and Mail Editorial Code of Conduct

Latest articles

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Fortress McMurray: After decades of building on the floodplain, a city moves to protect itself from its capricious rivers
investigation
How Export Development Canada overlooked red flags about South Africa’s notorious Gupta family
investigation
See no evil: How Canada is bankrolling companies accused of bid-rigging, graft and human-rights violation
explainer
What does EDC do? A guide to ‘Canada’s secret trade weapon’
canada
Before and after images show the scale of devastation in flooded parts of Quebec
data gap
Poor flood-risk maps, or none at all, are keeping Canadian communities in flood-prone areas
new
Accounting firm that advised on Ontario Fair Hydro Plan demanded legal protection
new
Export Development Canada reviewing insurance policy in wake of SNC-Lavalin allegations
world
Senior federal officials tried to warn EDC of ‘significant reputational risk’ in South African deal with Gupta brothers
canada
Michael Wernick has a long history in Ottawa, even if it has been in the shadows
canada
SNC-Lavalin received billions in support from federal export agency
investigation
Federal government insured Suncor’s Middle East misadventures
world
Failure to launch: How a Canadian-funded satellite deal fell into disaster in Ukraine
new
Two First Nations reach agreements with Alberta on access to safe water
investigation
Liberals cut reserves' boil advisories, but water-system problems linger
canada
Industry group lobbies Ottawa for insurance against First Nations consultations
Scientist Hans Gosta Peterson devised a way to clean contaminated water on native reserves
politics
Ottawa orders Export Development Canada to examine lending practices
rob magazine
Ammonopoly: General Dynamics’ sweet deal to supply Canada’s ammunition
sea change
For Port of Vancouver, underestimating Pacific sea-level rises could come at a high price
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