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Environmentalists have long opposed it for fossil fuel projects. Now, the legal power could be vital to building renewable infrastructure.

Ysabelle Kempe Energy April 27, 2021

San Francisco is banning natural gas hookups in new buildings.

Emily Pontecorvo November 13, 2020

On climate change and every other polarized issue, words have failed us.

Kate Yoder Science November 4, 2020

The top five U.S. tech firms devote very few resources to lobbying for climate policy, but a new employee-driven campaign could change that.

Maddie Stone Accountability April 13, 2021

As a general rule, every environmental conflict has exploitation at its center.

Eve Andrews Culture August 5, 2020

Net-zero carbon is possible in the United States, but requires significant and immediate investment from the government.

Cameron Oglesby Science December 18, 2020

Meat is getting ousted from the most aspirational plates. What happens now?

Eve Andrews Ask Umbra May 6, 2021

We reviewed movies from this year's Mountainfilm Festival to find out which ones are worth your time.

Grist staff Culture May 28, 2021

Fires, floods, and pollution are exposing disparities in Washington and Oregon.

Iris M. Crawford Science March 6, 2021

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