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Sinking is starting to destroy bridges, crack irrigation canals, and twist highways across the state.
The study's author never implied a new ice age is imminent -- only that we may see a sharp downturn in the number of sunspots.
A new bill would take gasoline use in the state back to the 1960s, a time when California’s population was close to half of what it is today.
Corn prices are low and corn planting is, too. Will farmers diversify crops or put land aside as a result?
What this new world will look like, exactly, is impossible to predict, and humans aren’t guaranteed to survive in it.
A new study looks at why stashing phones is a big environmental problem, and the solutions for disposing them responsibly.
That's longer than many of you dear Grist readers have even been alive.
Big West Coast chicken outfit vows to join other industry heavyweights in cutting back its use of antibiotics.
I’m gay, I’m green, and for the first time in a while, I’m excited.
