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Pentagon says we could soon be fighting climate wars

The Defense Department says global warming "poses immediate risks to U.S. national security."

Tim McDonnell Politics October 13, 2014

Stop pretending that liberals are just as anti-science as conservatives

No, GMOs and vaccines are not the liberal equivalent of climate denial.

Chris Mooney Culture September 12, 2014

Why New Hampshire is doing eggs right

How Patridge Farm is building a better food system.

Eve Andrews Culture September 12, 2014

Thousands of birds are igniting mid-air. What’s solar got to do with it?

The world's largest solar thermal power plant is under fire for its potentially catastrophic impact on local birds.

Sara Bernard Technology August 18, 2014

Andrew Cuomo now sounds like a Republican when he talks about climate change

The Democratic governor of New York used to speak forthrightly about climate change, but lately he's been getting all weak and mushy.

Ben Adler Politics November 25, 2014

There are still tons of BP oil on the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico

A new study shows that cleanup efforts barely scratched the surface.

Tim McDonnell Technology October 27, 2014

The climate in 2015: Everything’s coming together while everything falls apart

The planet’s changing climate demands that we summon the energy to leave behind the Age of Fossil Fuel (and maybe some of the Age of Capitalism as well).

Rebecca Solnit Climate & Energy December 27, 2014

Here’s what Grist’s first fellows learned about journalism (and mac & cheese)

Back in February Grist added three journalism fellows. Their terms just ended -- and we couldn't be happier with the results.

Andrew Simon Uncategorized August 18, 2014

Climate change puts out the welcome mat for invasive species

We turned the thermostat up, now lionfish are inviting themselves over for the all-you-can-eat seafood buffet.

Jim Meyer Climate & Energy September 24, 2014

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