Articles

A road through a national refuge in Alaska is meant to be for medical evacuations. But a little-known loophole lets it move fish, not just patients.

Jane Kay Climate & Energy

Does the end of the viaduct mean you're getting on Seattle transit for the first time? Follow these tips and (hopefully) no one will hate you.

Grist staff Uncategorized

Scientists say the rate of ocean warming has led to more rain, increased sea levels, coral reef destruction and declining ocean oxygen levels.

Sanjana Karanth Climate & Energy

Environmental NGOs and foundations still have a long way to go to diversify their ranks.

Justine Calma Equity

President Trump may divert billions of unspent dollars of aid originally earmarked for Puerto Rico and other communities recovering from disasters.

Paola Rosa-Aquino Culture

National park visitors downed a Joshua tree and yeah, we just lost our faith in humanity too.

Annelise McGough Uncategorized

Organizers called it the country's first youth-led, state-level effort to demand the policy.

Eric Holthaus Politics

The urgency to get to a fossil fuel-free future is growing. Now comes the discussion over just how to get there.

Justine Calma Politics

Nearly 30 scholars hope to help the climate-denying head of their state see the light.

Claire Elise Thompson Climate & Energy

The Washington state governor is considering running for president and he’s got one issue on the brain: climate change.

Zoya Teirstein Uncategorized

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