Articles by Grist staff

Hidin’ Dirty

Bush pushes “alternative” fuels plan, critics push back President Bush got bizzy promoting his new energy goals yesterday, taking his message to a DuPont biofuels facility in Delaware and signing an executive order requiring federal agencies to buy more fuel-efficient vehicles — including plug-in hybrids when they become available. But Bush’s plan to cut gasoline […]

Tell us what you think of us.

Now really, folks -- judging by the comments you leave and the letters we get, y'all have a lot to say. So get yourself on over here and sign up for a Grist phone survey. It's quick and easy! Here's your chance to tell us what Grist means to you, and where you think we should go from here. C'mon -- we can take it.

The LNG Kiss Goodnight

Controversial natural-gas terminal in Long Beach, Calif., gets the boot Friends, we are gathered here today to wo0t the death of a planned liquefied-natural-gas terminal in Long Beach, Calif. Citing a city attorney’s conclusion that the environmental review of the project “is and in all likelihood will remain legally inadequate,” Long Beach officials yesterday unanimously […]

Davos and Goliath

This year, World Economic Forum can’t avoid climate change Every year, some 2,000 business and political leaders descend on snowy Davos, Switzerland, for an unrivaled meeting of minds and money. As the five-day World Economic Forum kicks off today, attendees will tackle an issue of great concern: how to get Bono’s autograph. Also, some of […]