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New York’s bike share gets a new new new new new launch date
NYC's bike-sharing program is now expected to start up in May 2013. If you're adding that to your calendar, do so in pencil.
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The Grister who stole Christmas
When one Grist staffer set out to create a low-impact holiday, a national TV news program dubbed him a “Grinch.” But his message seems to have struck a chord.
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Sandy’s aftermath: Economy, jobs, housing hit hard — but for how long?
Those who can leave areas most at-risk from future storms will, further exacerbating the challenges of low-income residents who can't.
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Evangelical leader says we need family planning to help fight climate change
Richard Cizik, leader of an evangelical climate campaign, calls for family planning as a way to prevent both abortion and global warming.
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Make a bow with recycled film!
This easy-to-make holiday gift topper is sure to be a blockbuster hit.
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Ask Umbra: Reused any good movies lately?
A reader wonders if there’s anything to be done with old movie film. Umbra’s response is worthy of an Oscar.
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Go skiing now, while you still can
The winter tourism industry is set to contract by $2 billion as temperatures climb.
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The condoms of the future could disappear when you’re done with them
Researchers at the University of Washington want to replace the humble cocksheath with a space-age nano-fabric that's actually woven out of medication.
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Shift the gift: Dematerializing the holidays
Introducing our theme for December: how a Grist editor's "no presents this year" letter sparked a wave of holiday-season rethinking.
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Nearly half of Los Angeles car accidents are hit-and-runs
Last year, 100 pedestrians and 24 bicyclists were killed in traffic-related accidents.