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A treat for your Valentine: grass-fed steak in red-wine sauce

In Tom’s Kitchen, Grist’s food editor discusses some of the quick-and-easy things he gets up to in, well, his kitchen....

Tom Philpott Food and Agriculture February 12, 2010

It’s all about independents — and independence

The amazing table above comes from a new Allstate/National Journal/Heartland Monitor poll of 1200 Americans conducted January 3 to 7...

Joseph Romm Politics January 21, 2010

Climate legislation, science and activism

It is a very unfortunate fact that what the U.S. Senate does about the climate crisis, and when, is decisive when it comes to the possibility of an eventual solution to that absolutely critical issue. If the Senate does nothing, or very little, this year or for the next few years, the odds of staying this side of climate tipping points and avoiding climate catastrophe are definitely worsened, and they’re not so good right now.

Ted Glick Politics March 15, 2010

Why you should go see ‘Fantastic Mr. Fox’

“I’ve got an idea”: Mr. Fox and friends fight the power. I’m writing a post that I shouldn’t have to...

Tom Philpott Culture January 22, 2010

It takes a community to sustain a small farm

A local grocery store in Pleasantville, Iowa.Wikimedia Commons These days it seems the most popular person to be in the...

Steph Larsen Technology January 6, 2010

Any hope for meaningful U.S. climate policy? A somewhat positive view

The current conventional wisdom – broadly echoed by the news media and the blogosphere – is that comprehensive, economy-wide CO2...

Robert Stavins Politics February 9, 2010

Messaging that can save the clean energy bill

Frank LuntzI finally got around to reading through the latest polling and focus group results from messaging whiz Frank Luntz....

David Roberts Politics January 26, 2010

Open letter to Sens. Kerry, Graham, and Lieberman: a bipartisan path forward on energy and climate

Sens. Kerry, Graham, and Lieberman, Thank you for the work you’re doing to to address America’s climate and energy challenges....

David Roberts Politics March 19, 2010

Is the Obama administration about to eat the foodies’ lunch?

These are heady times for foodies — you know, the people who love farmers markets and community supported agriculture (CSAs),...

David Gumpert Politics January 8, 2010

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