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Migratory birds flying against an orange sunset

Farms, feathers, and fins share water in California

A coalition of conservation non-profits is creating innovative ways to put farmland to work supporting wildlife.

Grist Creative Sponsored by Migratory Bird Conservation Partnership March 24, 2021

a picture of downed houses in Louisiana after Hurricane Laura

This one number could alter how the US handles climate change

Biden directed his agencies to recalculate the social cost of carbon, the amount it really costs to emit CO2.

Emily Pontecorvo Science January 25, 2021

As disasters mount, central banks gird against threat of climate change

From the Bank of England to the People’s Bank of China, officials of the world’s largest economies are gauging how climate change could rock the financial system.

Fred Pearce Accountability August 21, 2021

Good wildfire news? Evidence from the Bootleg Fire supports thinning forests.

A story from Oregon offers lessons for a dried-out, overheated West.

Nathanael Johnson Extreme Weather July 26, 2021

Memes and fake climate news are a bad combination

A Russian-owned meme-sharing site’s users are taking aim at Biden’s climate policy.

Cameron Oglesby Culture February 22, 2021

Michael Regan in front of a circular background of a Chicago scrapyard

This Chicago scrapyard is testing Michael Regan on environmental justice

A Southeast Side community’s fight for environmental justice just got a boost from the EPA — but the fight is far from over.

Adam Mahoney Equity May 11, 2021

Report: Texas oil and gas regulators are awash in fossil fuel money

Conflicts of interest plague the Texas Railroad Commission, a powerful agency charged with environmental protection in Lone Star oilfields.

Naveena Sadasivam Accountability October 6, 2021

Collage: multiple states with photos depicting climate change issues

Vox Americana

From Alaska to Louisiana, here are the voices of the new climate ‘normal'

Grist staff Extreme Weather July 1, 2021

Costa Rica President Carlos Alvarado Quesada

‘It’s in our DNA’: Tiny Costa Rica wants the world to take giant step

President Carlos Alvarado Quesada says the time is finally right for an international agreement to tackle biodiversity loss and climate change.

Patrick Greenfield, The Guardian Politics February 25, 2021

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