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A teenage girl in a red tee shirt and jeans sits pensively on a bed

Climate change threatens the mental well-being of youths. Here’s how to help them cope.

A 2022 poll of 1,500 U.S. teenagers found that 89 percent of them regularly think about the environment, “with the majority feeling more worried than hopeful.”

Bernard J. Wolfson, KFF Health News Health January 12, 2025

Hurricane Ian stirred up flesh-eating bacteria in Florida

After the 2022 storm, the state saw its highest number of vibriosis cases in more than 30 years.

Zoya Teirstein Health October 20, 2023

A malaria-like disease spread by ticks is moving into Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia

The tick that causes Lyme can also spread babesiosis — and researchers fear doctors in the mid-Atlantic don't know about it.

Zoya Teirstein Health May 7, 2025

Inside a new experiment to find the climate-proof coffee of the future

An international public-private partnership is supercharging coffee breeding to save your morning brew.

Jonathan W. Rosen Food and Agriculture July 23, 2024

A display of shoes with a neon sign that reads 'You deserve new shoes' in the shop window of a New Look fashion retail store on November 10, 2025 in London, United Kingdom.

What your cheap clothes cost the planet

A global supply chain built for speed is leaving behind waste, toxins, and a trail of environmental wreckage.

Sachi Kitajima Mulkey & Rebecca Egan McCarthy Business December 14, 2025

Aerial photo of volunteer firefighters burning a field

How Washington State pioneered an ‘all hands, all lands’ wildfire prevention strategy

With catastrophic wildfires on the rise, Washington State has implemented a holistic approach to fire prevention — and it’s working.

Grist Creative Sponsored by Washington Department of Natural Resources March 4, 2025

Two people participating in a rally for the Environmental Protection Agency.

30 years of environmental justice, dismantled in 100 days

Under the Trump administration, policies to protect the communities most affected by pollution are "illegal."

Juanpablo Ramirez-Franco Equity May 2, 2025

Groups of people surround green tables with star-shaped cages in the water off the coast of an island

‘Reef stars’ restored Indonesia’s blast-damaged corals in just 4 years

A community-based approach to restoration combined with an ingenious device can bring back reefs traumatized by dynamite fishing.

Syris Valentine Science March 26, 2024

Record-breaking wildfires blanket Brazil with smoke

The blazes come on top of a drought that has left some river communities stranded.

Siri Chilukuri Drought October 16, 2023

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