The money will support its general operations, including journalism covering the transition to clean energy and solutions to the climate crisis.
The support comes as Canary is merging next month with the Energy News Network and its reporting on energy issues in the Midwest and other U.S. regions.
“One of the most important stories of our time centers on both the existential crisis climate change poses to humanity and the positive health benefits and economic opportunities inherent in the clean energy transition,” said MacArthur President John Palfrey in a statement. “We need more independent journalism focused on climate and clean energy issues.”
Canary Media was launched in 2021 by former staffers of Greentech Media.
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