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According to a new study, the prospect of near-term sustainable aviation is a myth.

Suzanne Jacobs Technology March 4, 2016

Climate hawks breath a sigh of relief.

Katie Herzog Politics March 7, 2016

This Honduran activist is one tragic example of what it means to be on the front lines of environmental justice.

Eve Andrews Culture March 3, 2016

Edwina von Gal wants to free your lawn from its corset.

Nathanael Johnson Technology April 12, 2016

As Bernie Sanders' campaign pushes Hillary Clinton toward more progressive positions, the rest of the Democratic Party may follow.

Ben Adler Politics March 2, 2016

The candidate’s bet on fracking probably helped him overtake Hillary Clinton in a few states.

Rebecca Leber Politics March 2, 2016

We asked Annie Leonard, Van Jones, and others to reflect on how "An Inconvenient Truth" changed the game.

Grist staff Culture May 19, 2016

The three largest U.S. coal companies get most of their coal from public land at dirt-cheap prices, subsidized by taxpayers like you.

Ben Adler Technology March 17, 2016

Autonomous vehicles will lead to longer commutes and more sprawl only if you believe that everyone is dying to spend hours cooped up in cars.

Ben Adler Technology March 3, 2016

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