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The state of Rhode Island saw a small victory in their ongoing lawsuit against fossil fuel companies.
Planting trees is good for locals, and the planet too — so long as locals are the ones doing the planting, says Sarah Anderson with American Forests.
The real question is: What kind of consumption culture does online shopping create?
Data centers should be power hogs, but thanks to energy efficiency measures, it hasn't happened.
The economist Mark Jaccard talks climate denial, carbon taxes, and Naomi Klein.
While scientists test claims about bathroom wipes, industry and watchdog groups point fingers over sewer clogs.
The latest result of the Midwest's wet spring are showing up downstream, in the form of toxic algae growths
Sci-fi dreams of sucking carbon out of the sky are getting more $$$ than ever.
Grist interviewed three journalists in different stages of leading the climate coverage charge in their respective local newsrooms.
