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How can we stop farmer suicides?

Even decades after the farm crisis, the profession still has one of the highest suicide rates.

Madeleine Thomas Culture April 16, 2015

NYC climate campaigners follow up blockbuster march with push for city action

A vibrant movement has grown out of organizing efforts for the People’s Climate March, and they’re making New York even more of a climate leader.

Ben Adler Politics March 18, 2015

Coral reefs are about to crash in a big way

Something really, really terrible is about to happen to our coral.

Tom Philpott Culture January 28, 2015

3 more reasons Seattle is stuck in a fustercluck

Seattle's ongoing transportation fiasco could not be contained in a single post.

David Roberts Technology December 18, 2014

How much is climate change going to cost us?

The models we use to estimate the cost of climate impacts may be substantially underestimating them. New research shows how.

David Roberts Climate & Energy January 15, 2015

Kitzhaber is on his way out, but expect Oregon to keep being a green leader

The resigning governor has been an outspoken climate advocate. Fortunately, he’ll be replaced by a liberal Democrat who’s likely to embrace climate action too.

Ben Adler Politics February 14, 2015

Cheap gas will make Thanksgiving traffic even worse this year

Cheap gas is not a good thing for the climate -- or for pre-Thanksgiving gridlock.

Sara Bernard Technology November 25, 2014

Seattle vs. Boston: Which Super Bowl city sucks less?

We pitted Boston and Seattle against each other based on some of our favorite urban metrics -- like transit, oysters, and celebrity activists.

Grist staff Culture January 30, 2015

NRDC’s new president gets serious about diversity

Rhea Suh is among the first non-whites, and one of only a small handful of women, to serve as chief executive of a large U.S. environmental group.

Brentin Mock Culture January 5, 2015

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