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Portraits of Grist CEO Brady Piñero Walkinshaw; principal of Black Futures Labs, Alicia Garza; and co-director of Soul Fire Farms, Leah Penniman appear next to text which reads, "Growing climate justice: The recipe for a just and sustainable future"

WATCH: A live chat with Alicia Garza and Leah Penniman on climate and racial justice

A live conversation on the recipe for a just and sustainable future.

Jake Banas Climate May 20, 2021

Home of the future: Climate-friendly, electrified and closer than ever

The technology and policies are falling into place. But we’ll need a revolution in U.S. home retrofit business models and financing to scale up enough to meet the climate challenge.

Jeff St. John, Canary Media Energy February 12, 2023

Air pollution takes away billions of years of life expectancy — and many countries aren’t doing enough about it

Researchers say polluted air is the “greatest risk to global health."

Joseph Winters Equity September 7, 2021

A girl sits on the ground alone with a sign saying SOS and a sad-looking Earth.

Study: More than half of young people think ‘humanity is doomed’

It’s the first study to find that climate anxiety is connected to government inaction.

Kate Yoder Uncategorized September 14, 2021

The other greenhouse gas: UN report sets the record straight on methane

Every part of the problem needs fixing.

Nathanael Johnson Uncategorized August 13, 2021

Man holding protest sign that says "Climate Emergency"

Calling climate change a ‘crisis’ doesn’t do what you think

Getting people to act takes more than strong words, a new study says.

Kate Yoder Language November 29, 2021

North Carolina tribes fear pipeline will damage waterways, burial grounds

A fracking company wants to extend the Mountain Valley Pipeline into the lands of Indigenous people and predominantly Black communities.

Mark Armao Uncategorized October 15, 2021

Collage: rusted water pipes and volunteers unloading packs of bottled water

How are Michigan residents still drinking water with toxic levels of lead years after Flint?

Environmental racism, corroded old pipes, and flawed regulation are at play.

Jena Brooker Health September 23, 2021

Emory and Henry Peters, 2, walk with their nanny Cynthia Chavez at Lake Merritt in Oakland, Calif., on Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2020. The unusual orange and red-hued skies were a result of smoke from the Northern California wildfires.

Wildfire smoke claims more than 33,000 lives each year, new study finds

And that number doesn't even account for long-term exposure.

Nathanael Johnson Wildfires September 9, 2021

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