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Lake Michigan sunset with graphic over the water

Even the Great Lakes’ deepest waters are now warming

These changes will have significant impacts on the ecosystem, culture, and economy of the region.

Jena Brooker Climate April 6, 2021

A man crouching and planting a tree in a field with newly planted trees

Does planting trees actually help the climate? Here’s what we know.

Trees are great at capturing warming gases, but mass-planting efforts tell a tricky story.

Kate Yoder Science March 29, 2022

Collage of hand holding camas, prairie grass, people working on restoration

Fields of Blue

One tribe's efforts to revive the native camas plant, and the ecosystems, knowledge, and sovereignty that once flourished around it.

Claire Elise Thompson Food September 13, 2022

A banner reading "rent the runway" with clothing racks in the background

Renting clothes is ‘less green than throwing them away’

Transportation and dry cleaning make it the worst green option for consumers of fashion, study finds.

Priya Elan Culture July 9, 2021

‘Don’t Look Up’ shows how hard it is to satirize the end of the world

The climate metaphor starts to fall apart about halfway through, but that’s when the film works best.

Eve Andrews Culture December 10, 2021

Republicans could get behind a green jobs program. Just not this one.

The Civilian Climate Corps was a broadly popular idea. How did it become so polarizing?

Kate Yoder Politics December 23, 2021

Una familia, tres generaciones de cáncer y la mayor concentración de refinerías de petróleo de California

Una reciente investigación de Grist descubrió que, desde 2020, Wilmington ha experimentado un espectacular aumento en muertes relacionadas condiciones conocidas por ser exacerbadas a causa de altos niveles de contaminación.

Adam Mahoney & Andrea Corona Uncategorized July 18, 2022

Illustration of a young Maori man sitting on the roof of a shipping container home.

Starlight Is Kinda Bright

On the day he is to marry, the son of a Māori chief questions his place in his community.

Anthony Pita Climate Fiction March 6, 2023

Julius Caesar statue in apocalyptic Las Vegas with tumbleweeds

Las Vegas just hosted a climate denier conference and it makes perfect sense

The selection of Caesars Palace as the venue may have been a matter of price or convenience, but it’s hard not to read into the poetry of it.

Eve Andrews Culture October 18, 2021

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