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TV weathercasters and news directors are distorting climate coverage

Just a few months ago, we learned that one out of four weathercasters surveyed [PDF] thought global warming wasn’t really...

Randy Rieland Climate & Energy July 1, 2010

Want raw milk? Lease a farm — and hire a lawyer

As recent raids on private food-buying clubs indicate, the U.S. is moving closer to judicial consideration of whether consumers can freely opt out of the factory-food system and eat what they want directly from small farms.

David Gumpert Technology July 22, 2010

Salt Lake mixes sacred space and sustainability

An artist’s rendering of City Creek CenterPhoto courtesy of City CreekSalt Lake City is the world headquarters for the fastest...

Richard Markosian Cities July 21, 2010

Fannie and Freddie won’t let this teacher green her home

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have shut down most of the nation’s programs using Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE), an...

Jonathan Hiskes Politics July 7, 2010

Bicycle trailers and human-powered house moves

I want my next move to be by bicycle. Crazy? Not at all. Thanks to impressive new bicycle trailer designs,...

Alan Durning Culture July 9, 2010

A ‘BP spill bill’ instead of a climate bill? [UPDATED]

Update below Will Democratic leaders try to merge climate legislation with politically popular get-tough-on-BP measures? This morning Politico hints as...

Jonathan Hiskes Politics June 3, 2010

Who are the 22% of Americans who view BP favorably?

Citing a Rasmussen poll Greg Sargent took note of yesterday, which indicated that 22 percent of Americans currently have a...

Josh Nelson Technology June 3, 2010

New Agtivist: Urban farmer Annie Novak aims sky high

From her rooftop perch at Eagle Street Farm, urban farmer Annie Novak is on a mission to inspire New Yorkers to grow, cook, and eat good food. She shares what motivates her and what advice she offers for potential farmers in Grist's "Feeding the City" series.

Paula Crossfield Food and Agriculture August 4, 2010

A Salon debate on cap-and-trade and energy politics: day three

Last week, I took part in a debate at Salon.com on the merits of pricing carbon (and related matters). My...

David Roberts Politics June 30, 2010

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