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Fighting for Environmental Justice in Omaha

Ever since President Obama invited the American public to a national climate conversation, thousands of Americans have taken him up...

Mary Anne Hitt Uncategorized April 9, 2013

Movements without leaders: What to make of change on an overheating planet

The climate movement may not have capital-L Leaders, but its success relies on small-l leaders by the tens of thousands.

Bill McKibben Politics August 19, 2013

Ag-gag bill chokes in Tennessee

Tennessee's Republican governor vetoed a bill that would have made it harder for animal activists to expose abuses by agricultural workers.

John Upton Food May 17, 2013

Enviros slam Keystone findings, threatened species stay silent

In addition to its climate impacts, the Keystone XL pipeline would pose threats to whooping cranes and lots of other endangered species.

John Upton Climate & Energy March 4, 2013

One weird trick to fix farms forever

Does David Brandt hold the secret for turning industrial agriculture from global-warming problem to carbon solution?

Tom Philpott Climate & Energy September 10, 2013

Tour de farm: A cross-country bike quest for the female farming perspective

Two college graduates set out by cycle to meet the women reshaping our food system.

Claire Thompson Food and Agriculture July 19, 2013

Keystone XL: The science, stakes, and strategy behind the tar-sands pipeline fight

You're invited to the next Climate Desk Live event for a debate and discussion between some of the leading voices on this issue, including Grist's own David Roberts.

Chris Mooney Climate & Energy April 16, 2013

EPA bashes State Department’s ‘insufficient’ Keystone report

The EPA says State still hasn't done its homework on the Keystone XL pipeline's potential environmental effects.

Lisa Hymas Climate & Energy April 22, 2013

Could extreme weather save farmers from extreme weather?

A bunch of snow for drought-stricken Kansas could be good news for wheat crops -- but they'll need a lot more of it.

Susie Cagle Climate & Energy February 21, 2013

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