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Sorry, Canada’s carbon tax is constitutional

Canada's big push for pricing carbon has been ruled constitutional by the Supreme Court.

Shannon Osaka March 26, 2021

A wildfire may have forever changed this Colorado community — and who can afford to live there

How climate-fueled fires are exacerbating the housing crisis sweeping the West.

Sam Brasch Wildfires February 10, 2022

As climate warms, a rearrangement of world’s plant life looms

Scientists are seeing the beginnings of a sudden, disruptive rearrangement of the world’s flora.

Zach St. George Climate July 6, 2021

Voting rights activists protgesting in front of the U.S. Supreme Court building in Washington, DC

What do voting restrictions and anti-protest laws have in common?

Both have sponsors funded by fossil fuel companies.

Naveena Sadasivam Protest May 11, 2021

We need to build a lot of wind turbines. Will Americans agree to live near them?

On a clear day, you may see wind turbines forever.

Emily Pontecorvo Science January 22, 2021

The fossil fuel industry isn’t sweating Biden’s climate plan … yet

Biden promised to hold polluters accountable. Here's how his actions stack up.

Emily Pontecorvo & Shannon Osaka Politics April 29, 2021

At 19, she’s a veteran activist. Here’s how she’s staying in the fight.

Jamie Margolin mobilized youth to protest climate inaction in 2018. In 2021, she says both nothing and everything has changed.

Alexandria Herr Climate March 22, 2021

An illustration of a yellow dog on a background of vitamins and pills.

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 March 3, 2021

President elect Joe Biden in front of a photograph of power plants

Most of America’s dirty power plants will be ready to retire by 2035

Shutting down the nation’s fossil fuel–burning power plants in the next 15 years wouldn't be as economically risky as previously thought, a new study shows.

Emily Pontecorvo Energy December 8, 2020

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