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A, orange advertisement says "Milk, now without the carbon footprint aftertaste."

Can this milk really ‘fight climate change’? It’s complicated.

Cows are messy business. A Portland startup wants to clean them up.

Kate Yoder Food September 28, 2021

Crowdfunded, climate-smart farming is rebuilding soil and savings

Farmers and ranchers of all stripes have expressed interest in tapping into the benefits of climate-smart practices.

Grist Creative Sponsored by FarmTogether September 27, 2021

Most Americans want climate action

More than half of the participants in a recent survey think global warming should be a “high” or “very high” priority for the Biden administration.

Adam Mahoney January 22, 2021

Collage: Earth on top of a superhero cape

Don’t expect heroes (or evil villains) in this history of the climate crisis

Who's responsible for this mess? A new book says it's complicated.

Kate Yoder Culture September 21, 2021

Interior secretary recommends Biden restore national monuments Trump trashed

The Biden administration looks set to undo former President Donald Trump’s attacks on Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante.

Chris D'Angelo Politics June 16, 2021

Denser cities could be a climate boon – but nimbyism stands in the way

Drawing people into cities could cut emissions and combat housing crises. But even progressives are hard to convince.

Maanvi Singh & Oliver Milman, The Guardian Buildings August 27, 2021

An animation of the words global warming in a red rectangle getting crossed out on top of a background of a greyscale earth.

Report: Nobody talks about ‘global warming’ anymore

It's all about the climate crisis now.

Kate Yoder Science March 4, 2021

Illustration: an apartment building with a green bow in front of it

Has Fannie Mae’s $95 billion in green bonds made anything greener?

'We're looking at some measure of greenwashing in the largest program in the world.'

Naveena Sadasivam & Clayton Aldern Accountability August 11, 2021

After a Houston-area chemical fire, toxic benzene lingered for weeks, endangering residents

Pollution from the 2019 fire remained elevated long after shelter-in-place warnings ended, according to an analysis of previously unreported air and monitoring data.

Erin Douglas, Alejandra Martinez, The Texas Tribune, & Caroline Covington Accountability April 27, 2023

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