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Bush plan to overhaul CAFE standards is a mixed bag

Clean up the bus, gus. Photo: NREL. The Bush administration has taken to singing the clean-car gospel lately, but it’s...

Amanda Little Politics February 20, 2004

Worries over federal deficit could dim prospects for energy bill

Oh, the irony. The same week Fortune magazine released a special “Climate Collapse” issue warning its double-starched readers of “growing...

Grist staff Politics February 5, 2004

Sick and Wrong

350 million+ — number of plants and animals involved in international wildlife trade each year1 $6 billion — annual worth...

Wildlife Trust Uncategorized January 16, 2004

Readers sound off on Priuses, Nader (yes, again), and more

Prius: Quiet, but Not Diminutive Re: Hy Jinx Dear Editor: I read the New York Times story about the...

Grist staff Uncategorized March 22, 2004

Umbra on intransigent non-recyclers

Dear Umbra, I am a completely eco-friendly person and strive to have my family follow in those footsteps. We have...

Ask Umbra® Culture January 16, 2004

Umbra on beer containers

Dear Umbra, My friends and I consume a fair amount of beer, and we’re wondering: What’s worse for the environment,...

Ask Umbra® Culture January 15, 2004

Rhode Island lawsuit pinpoints lead poisoning as an environmental, not medical, problem

In the spring of 2000, in Manchester, N.H., a two-year-old Sudanese girl named Sunday Abek, just three weeks removed from...

Grist staff Uncategorized January 22, 2004

A wildlife habitat enthusiast answers questions

What organization are you affiliated with? WindStar Wildlife Institute. What does it do? WindStar Wildlife Institute is a national 501(c)(3)...

Grist staff Uncategorized March 15, 2004

An interview with Interior’s Lynn Scarlett, one of the architects of Bush’s “new environmentalism”

The people who make policy don’t always make headlines. The Bush administration boasts more than a few strong-minded, behind-the-scenes strategists...

Grist staff Politics January 12, 2004

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