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In Louisiana, Tennessee, and Texas, Black communities are fighting for their right to access clean water.

Adam Mahoney, Capital B Equity June 22, 2023

The decline of Princeville, North Carolina, is a testament to just how much history is at risk in an era of accelerating climate change.

Jake Bittle Housing September 20, 2022

The high school science fair project that sparked a new field of science.

Jesse Nichols Grist Original Videos January 12, 2022

A methodology of our efforts to reveal how land-grant universities continue to profit from stolen Indigenous resources.

Maria Parazo Rose & Clayton Aldern Technology February 6, 2024

Fires scorched the country in March. Is ‘wildfire season’ a thing of the past?

Lina Tran Wildfires March 30, 2022

Critics say the move could jeopardize the livelihoods of delivery workers and are pushing to make charging safer, easier and more affordable.

Maria Gallucci Cities September 10, 2022

Colorado’s new oil and gas bonding rules ask for hundreds of thousands of additional dollars — but still might not cover all potential costs.

Naveena Sadasivam Energy March 4, 2022

The new IPCC report spotlighted the issue, despite U.S. opposition.

Emily Pontecorvo International March 2, 2022

A growing number of initiatives in Detroit are working to redefine outdoor activities as acts of liberation.

Rukiya Colvin, Planet Detroit Equity September 14, 2022

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