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The Overview Effect

How the view from space might be key to saving the planet

Kate Yoder Climate February 9, 2022

Captain Planet on top of a bright green circle

The surprising story behind the making of ‘Captain Planet’

The ’90s cartoon show was based on real issues and real people.

Teresa Chin Culture August 27, 2021

Illustration: Raised hands and a hand holding a bible with the Earth on it

For some evangelical Christians, climate action is a God-given mandate

Does the Bible say to “subdue” the earth, or to care for creation?

David Geselbracht Politics June 23, 2021

Climate activist Niria Garcia stands amid the burned-out remains of her father’s home in Phoenix, Ore.

Lessons from a year of reporting on climate solutions in Cascadia

Here are the crucial ingredients for decarbonizing an economy, and safeguarding a region.

Robert McClure & Peter Fairley Accountability December 15, 2021

Big Oil takes on its methane problem

Dozens of oil and gas companies have signed on to an agreement to track and cut down their emissions of methane.

Shannon Osaka November 25, 2020

Introducing Temperature Check: Grist’s new podcast

Grist's Andrew Simon hosts Temperature Check, a new weekly podcast about climate, race, and culture.

Grist staff Temperature Check October 27, 2020

Boaty McBoatface’s maiden voyage

Officially called the RRS Sir David Attenborough (after the popular BBC naturalist), the United Kingdom’s newest polar research vessel departed from Liverpool on Tuesday for two months of intensive training.

Angely Mercado November 5, 2020

Tall buildings in a city near water with a large, green tree-filled park in the foreground

Vancouver promised to be the greenest city in the world by 2020. Here’s what went wrong (and right).

Miles of new bike lanes and light rail lines just weren’t enough.

Shannon Osaka Cities September 30, 2021

First Nations reclaim their waters

Members of the Mi’kmaq nation reached an agreement to buy Clearwater Seafoods along with its licenses to fish in waters where the tribe’s ancestors once did.

Emily Pontecorvo November 20, 2020

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