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“Unprecedented” logging, mining, and agricultural expansion are razing forests faster than they can replenish, report finds.

Mosquitoes and I cherish the same thing when it comes to our ideal summer weather: mugginess.

The agreement might not solve the Mountain Valley Pipeline’s biggest problem: compliance with environmental law.

Buying a property that has a history of flooding can cost you tens of thousands of dollars.

From warbling loons to chirping toads, rising temperatures threaten some of the Earth’s most iconic sounds.

A California nonprofit is retrofitting homes to make a "virtual power plant" — and fighting gentrification at the same time.

Documents obtained by Grist show that Congressional Democrats' requests for more time to review ConocoPhillips’ Willow Project have been met with silence.

What started as foraging for mugwort in New York City became a new way to think about migration and belonging.

The legislation would prevent fires, bump pay for firefighters, and protect water resources.

Electric vehicle makers are grappling with our olfactory attachment to the fuel.

Internal documents explain why oil and gas interests would benefit from a key Indigenous declaration being ‘defeated.’

Parts of Kentucky and Missouri saw nine inches of rain in just a few hours.

The Democrats’ deal with Manchin is a climate landmark that would also boost fossil fuels.

Before the Manchin news broke, Biden announced a slate of climate measures.

“This is not another ‘before it’s too late’ book. This is a ‘what if it’s already too late?’ book.”

The bill would devote $369 billion toward tackling “energy security and climate change."

The rapper's Boeing 767 was a gift from a Canadian cargo airline.

The state department of transportation says many of its highway projects have “no significant impact.”

The city’s decision to relocate a scrapyard to a majority Black and Brown community is part of a pattern of environmental discrimination, according to a federal investigation.

'We cannot co-manage what is under the custody of people who have been destroying it.'