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Adding new subway lines, trains, and bus routes makes nearby housing more attractive -- and more economical for people who need to commute to jobs.

Ben Adler Cities

Are you an early-career journalist who's passionate about justice? Then Grist wants you!

Grist staff Uncategorized

This week's #WCW goes out to everyone who's been fed up with big-mouthed nightmare dudes ever since the weather got a little warmer.

Madeleine Thomas Culture

To hold back a rising tide, Seattle has embraced an approach that other cities have outlawed.

Sara Bernard Culture

That's exactly two more than the number of women executives who've spoken during the keynote portion of any Apple WWDC in recent memory.

Suzanne Jacobs Technology

This website shows you just how cute these 30 highly endangered species are.

Amelia Urry Culture

Jay Faison, a wealthy businessman, wants to get conservatives and moderates on board with "free-market" solutions to climate change.

John Light Politics

Fast food restaurants are still trying to capitalize on millennials' nostalgia for the original characters of the industry's golden years.

Liz Core Culture

Chipotle got flak for its "No GMOs" announcement. But its new benefits policy is the kind of change that really can make a difference.

Nathanael Johnson Technology

The West might be drier than a popcorn's fart, but archaic water rules force farmers to irrigate.

Abrahm Lustgarten, ProPublica Climate & Energy

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