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Over the shoulder view of woman using tablet outside; in the background a combine harvester machine works in a field with hills in the distance.

How transparency can transform corporate sustainability

When it comes to issues like supply-chain traceability, companies like ADM are pioneering a holistic approach to business practices.

Grist Creative Sponsored by ADM July 13, 2022

Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva gives a press conference standing at a podium with his fish in the air and a crown behind him

In Brazil, Lula vows to halt deforestation — but it won’t be easy

The president-elect faces deep political division, and Bolsonaro still has two more months in power.

Blanca Begert Uncategorized November 1, 2022

Smoke rises into a clear sky from the two smokestacks at the Tennessee Valley Authority's coal-powered power plant in Cumberland, Tennessee.

Replace fossil fuels — with more fossil fuels? That’s one major utility’s plan.

The Tennessee Valley Authority — the nation's largest public utility — wants to replace two coal power plants with natural gas, raising climate and environmental justice concerns.

Katie Myers Energy May 19, 2023

Pipeline company to pay $230 million for oil spill

Plains All American Pipeline reached a $230 million settlement with California fishers and coastal property owners last week, agreeing to compensate them for damages caused by a devastating oil spill in 2015.

Joseph Winters May 18, 2022

Climate reparations are on the agenda at COP27 — whether wealthy nations like it or not

“A bunch of countries and corporations are responsible for the mess. They have to bloody clean it up. As simple as that.”

Naveena Sadasivam International October 11, 2022

Collage of John Podesta with photos of wind turbines and President Joe Biden signing The Inflation Reduction Act

Why John Podesta thinks the Inflation Reduction Act is the next Obamacare

The Biden official spoke to Grist about coming out of retirement to sell Democrats' landmark climate law.

Zoya Teirstein & Jake Bittle Politics August 16, 2023

Collage: newspaper clippings with headlines about drought; photos of a yard with brown grass and a hose, cracked earth, a faucet dripping water, a field of dead almond trees, and a mountain with barely any snowpack on it; a circle made of wavy yellow lines is on top of the center of the collage

How climate change spurs megadroughts

The curious connection between the sky’s “thirstiness” and the dry spell devastating the western U.S.

Shannon Osaka Drought August 9, 2022

iPhone with cracked screen; top half is turning into square pixels that are floating off of the device

Apple just launched its first self-repair program. Other tech companies are about to follow.

Under pressure from shareholders, Big Tech is finally making device repair easier.

Maddie Stone Technology April 29, 2022

A celebrated startup promised Kentuckians green jobs. It gave them a ‘grueling hell on earth.’

The inside story of how AppHarvest's indoor farming scheme imploded — and took its blue-collar workforce down with it.

Austyn Gaffney Agriculture November 15, 2023

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