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Waiter, there's some-fin in my soup [VIDEO]

If you give a flip about what flops across your plate -- and want to avoid the dinner faux pas of the lady in this video -- then now is a great time to take some advice from the TV show 30 Rock and "live every week like it's Shark Week."

Ashley Braun Food August 3, 2010

It's on! EPA's Lisa Jackson whacks back at fossil fuel lobbyists

Next to Barack Obama, EPA chief Lisa Jackson may be the favorite target of Big Business lobbyists and their Republican cronies in Congress.

Randy Rieland Politics October 6, 2010

Boulder school food isn't quite cooked from scratch — yet

Boulder offers a rare glimpse into the carefully choreographed steps that must be taken to accomplish radical change in a large school district's food service. It's a work in progress.

Ed Bruske Food and Agriculture November 22, 2010

Highlights from our chat with reporter Ryan Lizza on Senate climate politics

A big Grist thanks to reporter Ryan Lizza, author of the magisterial recent piece in The New Yorker on the death of the climate bill in the Senate, for stopping by to chat with us yesterday. The entire (two-hour!) transcript is still up, but here are a few highlights.

David Roberts Politics October 15, 2010

Automotive X Prizes Awarded

Original article on Biodiversivist. The $10 million dollar X Prize was split between two electric car designs and a...

Biodiversivist Climate & Energy September 19, 2010

Tennessee governor's race: Haslam vs. McWherter

Republican Bill Haslam, likely winner of Tennessee's gubernatorial race, hails from the oil biz but has a track record of supporting clean energy.

Amanda Little Technology October 28, 2010

Guerrilla art takes bike activism to the streets [SLIDESHOW]

In homage to those positive and creative forces pushing non-gas pedals across the nation, we invite you to strap on a helmet and steer yourself through these artistic examples of bike activism taken quite literally to the streets.

Ashley Braun Culture August 31, 2010

Lessons from the climate fight: determined ignorance in the Senate

One aspect of Senate dysfunction that deserves emphasis is the degree to which policy is made out of ignorance, as shown in Ryan Lizza's New Yorker piece.

David Roberts Politics October 5, 2010

GOP ‘Pledge To America’ is an oath to Big Oil

When it comes to energy policy, the GOP leaders ignore public opinion and science, and instead push the same old ideas flogged by big oil lobbyists.

Daniel J. Weiss Politics September 23, 2010

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