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Ponderosa pines are silhouetted by the diffuse orange glow of smoke lit by dozens of fires.

Outpaced: Wildfire control projects are burning up before they can even start

In California forests, climate change is moving faster than climate adaptation.

Nathanael Johnson Wildfires September 23, 2021

Huge ‘heat dome’ expected to bring punishing temperatures to the US. Again.

This week's heat wave will roast areas already gripped by severe drought, plunging reservoirs, and wildfires.

Oliver Milman, The Guardian Extreme Weather July 27, 2021

Eifel, Elz valley, flood disaster, July 15th 2021.

It’s not just climate: Are we ignoring other causes of disasters?

A growing number of scientists are cautioning that blaming disasters solely on climate overlooks the poor policy and planning decisions that make these events much worse.

Fred Pearce Climate February 19, 2022

Hundreds of progressive youth climate activists protest outside the U.S. Capitol

Sierra Club and Sunrise Movement react to criticism for toxic workplace cultures

Both groups say they've recommitted to supporting communities facing the brunt of the climate crisis.

Adam Mahoney Equity August 24, 2021

Thousands of brown and white cows stand close to each other under the sun.

There’s a major gap in the new methane pledge: Agriculture

The Global Methane Pledge gives farmers and ranchers a ‘free pass,’ environmental groups say.

María Paula Rubiano A. Uncategorized September 27, 2021

An activist holding a sign that reads "COP26 we need action not promises"

It’s been 2 years since the last UN climate conference. So why do some activists want to postpone COP 26?

COVID-19 already derailed last year's conference.

Shannon Osaka COP26 September 9, 2021

Firefighters alongside a smoke filled road in Washington state — 58 min

Out of the ashes of wildfire: Stories of recovery and resilience

A documentary, produced by the Department of Natural Resources, shares the inspiring stories of people who have gone through and overcome some of the most damaging elements of wildfire.

Grist Creative Sponsored by Washington State Department of Natural Resources July 1, 2021

Enter the dragonscale: Google looks to jumpstart a new market for rooftop solar

It could pave the way for buildings across the country to adopt the reptilian design.

Maria Gallucci Technology November 9, 2021

Divestment goes Maine-stream

Maine just became the first state in the nation to pass an actual law requiring divestment of public funds from oil, gas, and coal companies.

Zoya Teirstein June 9, 2021

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