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Coral reefs are looking pretty hot right now

Bleaching is back in a big way, and we're not just talking about Justin Bieber.

Grist staff Climate & Energy October 8, 2015

Coca-Cola cheated U.S. taxpayers out of $3.3 billion, according to IRS

Unsurprisingly, Coke disputes the claim.

Kate Yoder Technology September 22, 2015

Are vegetarians secretly eating meat when drunk?

A new poll claims the drunken munchies are the Achilles heel of vegetarians.

Katie Herzog Culture October 7, 2015

Latino voters care a whole lot about climate change

A new poll shows that Latino voters are significantly more likely to understand that climate change is the result of human activities.

Eve Andrews Culture August 19, 2015

How much will the proposed global carbon emissions cuts actually limit warming?

According to a new model, the world's current carbon-cutting commitments may not be enough.

Alison Kanski Climate & Energy October 1, 2015

The people of northern Manhattan are fighting climate change on their own terms

The other half of Manhattan didn't make splashy headlines after Hurricane Sandy, but its woes were real. Now community activists are preparing for the next time.

Aura Bogado Cities November 25, 2015

Want to slow climate change? Stop killing sharks

Shark culling could cut back the ocean's ability to sequester carbon along its coastlines, thus accelerating climate change.

Clayton Aldern Climate & Energy September 30, 2015

Having kids makes people miserable, new study confirms

Life satisfaction plummets in the first years of parenthood, so just say no -- for yourself and the planet.

Katie Herzog Culture August 12, 2015

What’s the best way to dehumidify my apartment?

If winter means "wet" in your neck of the woods, Umbra has a few hints for making sure your dwelling stays high and dry.

Ask Umbra® Culture November 9, 2015

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