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What do you catch when there are no more fish? Jellyballs

If jellyfish blooms are the future of our oceans, maybe we should start working up an appetite for them.

Amelia Urry Culture

If these corals can make it in Miami, they’ll make it anywhere

Coral reefs are dying off worldwide, but in the murky waters off of Miami, one man found some remarkable survivors.

Greg Hanscom Cities

What’s the greenest way to keep my fireplace burning?

A reader wonders about clean-burning, efficient fireplace fuels. Umbra gets the specs on wood, propane, natural gas, and electric -- and she's just getting warmed up.

Ask Umbra® Culture

One big march, lots of little messages

Organizers estimate that 310,000 people joined the New York climate march, and each one had a point to hammer home.

Ben Adler Politics

Check out these great photos of the NYC climate march

This is what it looks like when several hundred thousand people take to the streets for climate change.

Grist staff Politics

This video shows just how awesomely huge the People’s Climate March was

Damn, that was big! The march in New York City on Sunday brought out record crowds.

Grist staff Politics

Peacekeepers and direct-action proponents prepare for climate protest, in very different ways

Tips: Keep your phone in your pocket, and practice being water.

Heather Smith Politics

Liveblog: Come along with us to the People’s Climate March

Stay tuned for updates on the biggest climate action the world has ever seen.

Climate Desk Politics

Forage for wild seeds today, munch on crunchy granola tomorrow

Foraged plants are always more fun to cook. Here's how to make granola with wild foxtail millet.

Tama Matsuoka Wong Culture

Even the U.N. building is getting into the spirit

Spotted in NYC: a message of hope on the U.N. headquarters building, ahead of Sunday's People's Climate March and Tuesday's U.N. Climate Summit.

Grist staff Climate & Energy

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