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Electrify everything: why we need to go big on going electric

With global energy demand expected to increase by as much as 58 percent in the next three decades, the urgency to transition away from fossil fuels is growing.

Grist Creative Sponsored by CleanChoice Energy

How direct air capture works (and why it’s important)

Climeworks operates multiple direct air capture plants around the world and is currently building the world’s largest climate-positive direct air capture plant in Iceland.

Grist Creative Sponsored by Climeworks

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Farms, feathers, and fins share water in California

A coalition of conservation non-profits is creating innovative ways to put farmland to work supporting wildlife.

Grist Creative Sponsored by Migratory Bird Conservation Partnership

This technology collaborative promises a brighter future for solar

BlueDot Photonics aims to make solar power more efficient and affordable.

Grist Creative Sponsored by VertueLab

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Are nutritional supplements the best choice for people, their pets, and the planet?

Divesting from fossil fuels requires us to think about what’s really in the things we eat.

Grist Creative Sponsored by Nature's Logic

A dam good example of collaboration on California water issues

The Klamath Dam removals are a test case for stakeholders working together to better manage water in the West.

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These companies turn the old into new again, and again

Two entrepreneurs are introducing circular business models that could upend the food and apparel industries for the better.

Grist Creative Sponsored by VertueLab

What would a just transition look like for the Navajo Nation?

After the shuttering of major coal projects, members of the Navajo Nation want to rebuild a “restorative economy” rooted in traditional and Native-owned businesses.

Grist Creative Sponsored by Just Transition Fund

This architect is using design justice to empower communities through outdoor spaces

New Orleans-based architect Bryan C. Lee, Jr. uses architecture and design justice to tell a story about the displacement of people, cultures, and communities.