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Three people look at a tablet that reads “Census 2020

The census undercounted people of color. Here’s what that means for environmental justice.

Even minor census undercounts could have substantial knock-on effects and deprive needy communities of investment and representation.

Adam Mahoney Equity March 16, 2022

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Report: Global climate ambitions still fall short ahead of COP27

Last year's Glasgow Climate Pact urged countries to increase their ambition. Few have.

Emily Pontecorvo International October 27, 2022

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Rishi Sunak is ‘better news than Truss’ on climate change, but by how much?

Britain's new prime minister has a mixed record on environment, energy, and climate policy.

Blanca Begert Politics October 25, 2022

illustration depicting abandoned nursing home with water damage, a window showing fallen power lines, and a lone wheelchair

How Hurricane Ida turned a Louisiana nursing home into a living nightmare

For Louisiana nursing home residents warehoused during Hurricane Ida, the storm was only the start of a deadly nightmare.

Nick Tabor Extreme Weather November 2, 2023

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The next climate battle in the courts is over mental health

European lawsuits allege that climate inaction is causing psychological harm — and violating human rights.

Katarina Zimmer International July 7, 2022

An oil slick turns an ocean and beach brown

Ocean oil pollution is growing — and not from oil spills

Cars and highways are among the top contributors to ocean oil pollution, study finds.

Joseph Winters Science September 29, 2022

Workers are dying from extreme heat. Why aren’t there laws to protect them?

“We’re asking for something so simple. Something that could save so many lives.”

Jana Cholakovska & Nate Rosenfield Accountability October 19, 2023

After a Houston-area chemical fire, toxic benzene lingered for weeks, endangering residents

Pollution from the 2019 fire remained elevated long after shelter-in-place warnings ended, according to an analysis of previously unreported air and monitoring data.

Erin Douglas, Alejandra Martinez, The Texas Tribune, & Caroline Covington Accountability April 27, 2023

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How transparency can transform corporate sustainability

When it comes to issues like supply-chain traceability, companies like ADM are pioneering a holistic approach to business practices.

Grist Creative Sponsored by ADM July 13, 2022

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