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Although all of that water flooding into the Midwest is coming from record snowpack in the Rockies, in the long...
A transportation bill should make investments in infrastructure repair, not cut funding.
Casey Neistat moved out of the bike lane to avoid an obstruction — like a deliberately parked cop car? MAYBE...
Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) tells Grist why he's crossing party lines to slash energy company subsidies and pour money into cleantech research.
We’re still celebrating last week’s announcement by San Antonio Mayor Julian Castro that not only will the city shut down...
Hospital admissions diabetes, kidney stones, and suicide attempts will rise along with the temperature. An increase could overwhelm small hospitals.
The New York Times article claims that the green economy has failed to live up to job-creation promises. This kind of premature, incorrect, and misleading reporting is dangerous.
New York City is cracking down on plant foraging in public parks. Veteran forager Leda Meredith explains why foraging is good for parks and people.
The USDA won't back away from proposed guidelines for healthier school food, despite demands from Republican lawmakers that the agency eliminate cost increases.
