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Kids are now getting school lunch report cards

Weekly tattling might encourage kids to make healthier choices.

Jess Zimmerman Food and Agriculture December 27, 2013

How much power do cities really have to combat climate change?

A new report looks at how much power cities have over climate change adaptation and CO2 emissions.

Emily Badger Cities February 7, 2014

Here’s how to cook your Thanksgiving turkey in the dishwasher

If turducken didn’t spice up your Thanksgiving enough, dishwasher turkey is for YOU.

Holly Richmond Food November 26, 2013

Video premiere: I, Party Cup

The classic red party cup didn't just appear out of the blue. Join us as we go deeper to find the who -- and the why -- in this video.

Grist staff Culture December 10, 2013

No, global warming isn’t caused by solar flares or cosmic rays

There's now even more peer-reviewed research from actual scientists to debunk a favorite climate-denier theory.

John Upton Climate & Energy November 12, 2013

Three-fifths of America doesn’t know incandescents are about to disappear

A new survey found that only 4 in 10 Americans know that the lightbulbs will disappear on New Year’s Day.

Sarah Laskow Culture December 26, 2013

We export carbon emissions to China, get smog back in return

Some developing countries have oversized carbon footprints because they manufacture so much of our junk, and their factories are sending smog back our way.

John Upton Technology January 21, 2014

Maine city gives tar-sands oil the finger

South Portland has imposed a six-month moratorium on shipping tar-sands oil through its port, and is now looking at a permanent ban.

John Upton Technology December 18, 2013

Just add compost: How to turn your grassland ranch into a carbon sink

Can open fields capture atmospheric carbon and stash it away in the soil? You bet, says the data from a project in Marin.

Nathanael Johnson Climate & Energy January 16, 2014

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