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Today at Grist we celebrate the end of our transition from our co-located infrastructure to the cloud.

Matt Perry Uncategorized May 31, 2012

Stuffing the ground full of toxic fluid turns out to be a bad idea

A new report from ProPublica estimates the extent to which wastewater wells are leaking across the country – often due to operator error.

Philip Bump Climate & Energy June 21, 2012

‘The Queen of Versailles’ almost makes you feel sorry for the 1%. Almost.

The film's magic is its ability to make us realize that we're all human. But let's not forget, when the economy collapsed, some were more culpable than others.

Claire Thompson Culture August 6, 2012

Four new ways climate activists can organize in an age of extreme weather

Climate chaos has kicked into high gear this summer. That means new opportunities for activists.

Bren Smith Climate & Energy August 21, 2012

How’s the weather, America? July 5, 2012 edition

Fires, heat waves, impaired fishing. Same old, same old.

Philip Bump Science July 5, 2012

Ginger beer [RECIPE]

The following recipe is from the book The Art of Fermentation: An In-Depth Exploration of Essential Concepts and Processes from Around...

Sandor Katz Food and Agriculture June 5, 2012

The worst onshore oil spill in American history didn’t have to happen

The actions of the owner of a pipeline that dumped a million gallons of tar-sands oil into the Kalamazoo River made a bad situation worse.

Philip Bump Energy July 10, 2012

Why should EPA regulators investigate factory farm pollution when they can go get a beer instead?

The EPA doesn't know where most factory farms are, nor what they're polluting -- and yet it just reversed a rule that would have helped clean water regulators find out.

Stephanie Ogburn Food and Agriculture July 23, 2012

Is fracking polluting Pennsylvania groundwater or not?

It depends on how you want to frame it. But a new study provides no evidence that it does.