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One year in, the Inflation Reduction Act is working — kind of

The climate law is lowering the cost of solar and wind, but Paris Agreement goals are still out of reach.

Zoya Teirstein Politics July 20, 2023

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Mosquitos are moving to higher elevations — and so is malaria

Climate change is driving mosquitoes to new heights, bringing the bugs, and the diseases they carry, to newly vulnerable populations.

M.K. Wildeman Health July 20, 2023

A man walks by shelves filled with heat pumps in an appliance store.

Broken furnace? In the Bay Area, soon you’ll have to replace it with a heat pump

Regulators ban the sale of gas-powered furnaces and water heaters, starting in 2027.

Siri Chilukuri Buildings March 20, 2023

How to conduct your own reporting and research on state trust lands

A guide to using Grist's database.

Maria Parazo Rose Indigenous Affairs February 6, 2024

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Report: Extreme heat will hit urban poor the hardest, worsening inequality

The good news is that prevention is possible.

Brett Marsh Extreme Weather October 13, 2022

A man wearing waders and a vest uses a net to remove dead salmon from the foamy water of a river polluted with firefighting foam flame retardant.

The EPA’s proposed PFAS regulations ignore a major source of drinking water contamination

A new study suggests unregulated “precursor” compounds account for half of total PFAS pollution at sites around the country.

Joseph Winters Health May 18, 2023

Varied people, mostly white, hold blue and white signs that read "Tony for Wisconsin" and are cheering and smiling inside a packed room.

For Midwest governors, climate leadership proves a ‘political winner’

The mandate from the people: work on the environment.

John McCracken Climate & Energy November 9, 2022

A woman runs along a lake as the sun rises next to power lines.

Smart thermostats are helping Arizona’s grid ride out extreme heat

Amid soaring temperatures, Arizona has seen success with utility programs that incentivize people to turn down the AC when the power grid is stressed.

Jeff St. John, Canary Media Energy September 24, 2023

The surprising biodiversity of abandoned coal mines

“We’re increasingly finding that it’s not true that these are just ecological voids where nothing is living there.”

Katie Myers Science October 5, 2023

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