You searched for result - Page 356 of 1212 - Grist

EPA report puts a price on carbon pollution — and it is really damn high

Doing nothing about greenhouse gas emissions would cost the U.S. billions of dollars and thousands lives.

Luke Whelan Politics June 23, 2015

How development banks can help restore faith in a Paris climate deal

An initiative by the World Bank and others could make funding for climate change adaptation more transparent.

Clayton Aldern Technology July 13, 2015

Thirsty birds are dying all over California — thanks, climate change

The birders in your life may not take this news well.

Amelia Urry Climate & Energy July 17, 2015

American teens have incredibly depressing beliefs about money

A new study from the Journal of Poverty suggests that teens might be reaching new heights of disillusionment.

Eve Andrews Technology June 15, 2015

Climate change is killing bees

Bees are essential for life as we know it, but we're wiping them out.

Tim McDonnell Uncategorized July 10, 2015

This artist is using technology to bring nature back into the city

From butterfly bridges to moth cinemas, Natalie Jeremijenko's work highlights the mutualistic relationships between humans and the natural world.

Suzanne Jacobs Culture November 9, 2015

This map of food cravings across the United States will make you hungry

Jucy Lucys. Chicken cheesesteaks. Banana pudding. What does your state crave the most?

Madeleine Thomas Culture May 21, 2015

A class action lawsuit against Chipotle says the chain is lying to diners about GMOs

The lawsuit against Chipotle is so crazy it just might work. But probably not.

Sara Schwartz Food September 10, 2015

Can a new startup lead the charge for better, cheaper batteries?

24M claims it's got a new way to bring down the cost of the big batteries that renewable energy systems need. It'll take years to see if the company's right.

Heather Smith Technology June 23, 2015

Get a weekly dose of climate inspiration in your inbox