Grist

The ruling pauses California's effort to limit the recycling symbol to products that are actually recycled, setting up a new First Amendment fight over environmental marketing.

Panamint Capital broke ground on a $1.7 billion solar and storage project at the Calvert coal mine. The mine and an adjacent coal plant will stay online.

Smoky summers are becoming the new normal across the American West, forcing a generation of children to grow up indoors.

Last summer brought Europe's most destructive wildfire season on record. This season is on track to break it.

Researchers explain how El Niño and global warming are combining to create "the haves and the have-nots."

In an overheating era, the old ways of keeping fires from raging out of control may no longer work.

Equipped with some fancy technologies, Grist goes on a journey across Portland, Oregon, to chart the nuances — and inequalities — of urban heat.

A fragile food system, uneven public health messaging, and global warming are all working to supercharge the parasite’s spread.

New federal data shows that AI demand helped push U.S. power sector emissions up last year.

Lawmakers in Europe have proposed rolling back the bloc's cap-and-trade program, long considered the gold standard for reducing companies' carbon emissions.

Scorching temperatures are testing the limits of programs meant to help students catch up academically.

Brutal price wars among manufacturers have caused solar panel prices to plummet, making renewable energy cheaper than ever.

In remaking USAID’s Feed the Future Innovation Labs, the Trump administration is abandoning an agricultural research effort built to benefit the world.

The state has a $25 million agreement with a consortium of companies to explore private financing opportunities. Not everyone is sure it will work.

Climate change might not be a top priority for voters, but keeping quiet about it may backfire.

The region has added dozens of turbines off the East Coast since last summer. They and other clean energy sources cut the need for oil power amid recent hot weather.

The GOP spent years circling the state as a key 2026 pickup opportunity. But after a lopsided election loss, doubts are creeping in.

Oil companies face new legal challenges, such as a recent suit for wrongful death, and older cases that are creeping toward trial.

A new 12-point plan calls for stronger protections for Indigenous rights, lands, and voices as climate change, conflict, and other threats intensify.

Despite fearmongering that EVs will crash the grid, an emerging technology will help them support it by providing backup power.