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Air pollution harms unborn babies. Now we might know why.

Air pollution has been linked with early birth and low birth weight, both of which can have an impact on a child’s development.

Paola Rosa-Aquino September 19, 2018

The planet wants you to stop eating so much meat and dairy

The largest-ever analysis of farming’s environmental impact confirms what we already knew.

Kate Yoder Culture June 1, 2018

Metro areas can grow and cut emissions at the same time. Here’s how.

Cities have a problem: They’re trying to slash their carbon emissions while, at the same time, growing rapidly. Take the...

Greta Jochem Science June 28, 2018

Americans have planted so much corn that it’s changing the weather

The Corn Belt is making it rain.

Eric J. Wallace Climate & Energy December 7, 2018

Little-noticed treaty could help delay climate catastrophe

The 2016 Kigali Amendment on hydrofluorocarbons could reduce warming by a small but crucial 0.5 degrees C.

Fiona Harvey, the Guardian Uncategorized October 8, 2018

California’s taking no prisoners in its bid to go 100 percent carbon-free by 2045

If Governor Jerry Brown signs the bill, and he’s expected to, California will become the largest economy in the world to commit to 100 percent carbon-free electricity.

Zoya Teirstein August 29, 2018

The midterms could spell the end of this bipartisan climate caucus

The Climate Solutions Caucus welcomes former climate deniers and would-be-EPA abolishers in the name of bipartisanship.

Natasha Geiling Uncategorized October 23, 2018

This smoky city says “game on” to going 100 percent renewable by 2030

It’s no wonder Spokane managed to pass the new goal with nearly unanimous support from the council -- the city is currently seeing the effects of a warming planet firsthand.

Greta Jochem August 22, 2018

Heat waves affect pocket books. A new Arcadia Power study puts numbers to the problem.

Here's why heat waves cost more than you might think.

Grist Creative Sponsored September 24, 2018

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