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The occupiers of the Malheur Wildlife Refuge have also become the unlikely, and untrustworthy, caretakers of the Burns Paiute Tribe's heritage.
The Decarbonizer shows what would have happened if you had divested a few years ago.
Should the federal government continue allowing fossil fuel extraction on public land? And do we need natural gas as a "bridge" fuel?
It was the second-hottest year ever in the U.S., and it was awfully wet too.
Infamous coal baron Don Blankenship once bought a seat on the state's Supreme Court. Now the tables have turned.
If we curb natural gas production, that could lead to more coal burning at power plants.
A series on Feministing tells the stories of indigenous women of color in the Americas who are trying to save their communities from climate change.
Embracing solar energy is a good business move for casinos, even if it isn’t good for the old-school monopoly utility.
Grist chats with "Catching the Sun" director Shalini Kantayya about storytelling in the climate movement and mixing energy policy with social policy.