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Silhouette of the country Ukraine with a missile buried in the center and red circular lines surrounding the missile

One year in, the toxic legacy of war in Ukraine comes into view

Forest fires, burst pipelines, and chemical waste are just some of the more than 800 instances of environmental degradation recorded since the war began.

Blanca Begert Health March 1, 2023

Damage from Hurricane Nicole in Daytona Beach, FL

The world’s insurance bill from natural disasters this year: $115 billion

That’s 42 percent higher than the 10-year average.

Lylla Younes Economics December 2, 2022

Biochar is a ‘shovel-ready’ climate technology, but can it scale up?

The soil soot is a small-scale solution that climate advocates — and corporations — want more of.

Max Graham Agriculture September 21, 2023

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Utilities use customer dollars to pay for their lobbying. Here’s how lawmakers can stop it.

A report outlines a strategy to rein in corruption and carbon emissions from utilities.

Kate Yoder Regulation January 26, 2023

An illustration of a woman with a visibly pregnant belly kneeling on the ground looking up as a large sun shines ominously overhead

‘How did we miss this for so long?’: The link between extreme heat and preterm birth

Heat waves are making pregnancy more dangerous and exacerbating existing maternal health disparities.

Virginia Gewin Health May 30, 2024

Sámi demonstrators protesting against an illegal wind farm on traditional reindeer grazing lands gather in front of the royal palace in Norway. A young woman holds onto the skull of a reindeer and looks off camera with a stern gaze.

Sámi demonstrators end mass protests against illegal wind farm

Norway apologizes for its human rights violations, but intends to keep project operational.

Elisabeth Rasmussen Global Indigenous Affairs Desk March 6, 2023

DOE commits $450M to install rooftop solar for highest-need Puerto Ricans

While overhauling Puerto Rico's grid will take years, these funds will offer immediate help to the residents most vulnerable during blackouts.

Gabriela Aoun Angueira Energy August 1, 2023

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Stuck at work during a climate disaster? A new bill could change that.

Giving workers more of a chance and a choice when extreme weather hits.

Brett Marsh Extreme Weather September 26, 2022

Aerial photo of two people and multiple cars on a flooded street with trees and houses on either side

What does community-led climate work look like?

Jacksonville residents and local grassroots organizations are working with city officials to take a markedly different approach to managing flood risks.

Grist Creative Sponsored by River Network September 21, 2022

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