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An aerial view of a snow-covered Montana town in the foothills of a mountain, with a mine scraped out in the foothills of the mountain

Newly revealed records show how the EPA sided with polluters in a small Montana mining town

Documents detail how the EPA coordinated with the very companies they’re supposed to regulate by attacking researchers and smearing peer-reviewed science.

Wilson Criscione, InvestigateWest Health February 26, 2023

Cases of bottled water are handed out at a Mississippi Rapid Response Coalition distribution site on August 31, 2022 in Jackson, Mississippi.

In Jackson, Mississippi, a water crisis that won’t end

“It’s a red war on a blue city, and it’s a white war on a Black city."

Lylla Younes Equity August 17, 2023

Collage of farmer standing in field with computer chip pattern beneath the crops

In Oregon, a microchip gold rush could pave over long-protected farmland

To lure chipmakers, the state's lawmakers voted to roll back 50-year-old restrictions on urban growth.

Max Graham Agriculture April 10, 2023

Microsoft employees spent years fighting the tech giant’s oil ties. Now, they’re speaking out.

Inside the worker-led effort to get the world's most valuable company to stop helping the oil and gas industry drill.

Maddie Stone Accountability May 8, 2024

Map of United States showing region-specific climate impacts across the country

How does climate change threaten where you live? A region-by-region guide.

The U.S. government's most comprehensive report on the effects of climate change details challenges for every part of the country.

Grist staff Climate November 14, 2023

Two men in a flooded street before a building that says "STORM PROTECTION." One man uses a wheelchair.

The world’s climate plans overlook people with disabilities

The failure to consider their needs can be a matter of life and death.

Lina Tran Accountability June 13, 2022

Across the Midwest, communities grapple with the idea of a future without coal

The fossil fuel defined economies and local traditions. What happens when it goes away?

Siri Chilukuri & John McCracken Energy October 4, 2023

A brown sign demarcating the Homestake mine, surrounded by plains.

A Uranium ghost town in the making

Time and again, mining company Homestake and government agencies promised to clean up waste from decades of uranium processing. It didn’t happen.

Mark Olalde & Maya Miller Accountability August 20, 2022

New data show Houston-area communities are being flooded with chemicals

"The people there are tired of being studied. We need to take action.”

David Leffler Health December 15, 2022

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