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Seattle’s mayor gums up Shell’s Arctic drilling plans

The oil giant wants to park its Arctic drilling rigs in Seattle's port, but the city is throwing up roadblocks.

Ana Sofia Knauf Cities May 5, 2015

Fracking is causing Oklahoma’s earthquake “swarm”

But state agencies are ignoring the evidence, and it could cost them.

Tim McDonnell Cities April 7, 2015

What seafood is OK to eat, anyway? Ask an expert

When it comes to sustainable seafood, you could say director of Seafood Watch Jennifer Dianto Kemmerly is the ultimate arbiter of taste.

Samantha Larson Culture August 13, 2015

Could pesky children be the solution to climate change?

A British economist-baron argues that the persuasive powers children hold over their progenitors could be our secret weapon in fighting global warming.

Heather Smith Culture June 8, 2015

How buying in bulk actually wastes food

Shop more frequently instead.

Eric Holthaus Culture June 30, 2015

Here’s the only explainer on California drought you need

What's up with the Colorado River? What are my water rights? Should I feel guilty about almonds? Answers to these questions and more.

Abrahm Lustgarten, ProPublica, Lauren Kirchner, & Amanda Zamora Climate & Energy June 27, 2015

Does air pollution cause Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s?

Scientists now suspect that a major cause of dementia could be the air we breathe.

Aaron Reuben Culture June 26, 2015

Meet the United States of divided climate beliefs

These maps present America as a predictable, confusing, frightening, and utterly fascinating mess. We call her Mavis.

Suzanne Jacobs Culture April 7, 2015

Is Seattle a model for sustainable cities, or just a mess?

In a new series, Grist explores the Emerald City, where the future looks increasingly crowded.

Greg Hanscom Cities June 1, 2015

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