Grist

Public safety vs. climate action: The battle over the Big Apple's rules for buildings.

The strategy "fails to disrupt our fossil gas habits."

Amid tightening protest laws, the activist is appealing a district court’s ruling applying a “terrorism enhancement” to her sentence.

World governments have made "strikingly little effort" to solve the problem.

How energy disclosure could help lower renters' utility bills and tackle climate change.

Could commercially viable and tasty perennial crops like Kernza be regenerative agriculture's holy grail?

Move over, Big Tech: These communities are building a local coalition for carbon removal.

Cheap poultry for markets, restaurants and pets comes at the expense of Indigenous peoples in Brazil.

New research shows that dry weather is coming on more quickly than before, with little advance warning.

States and the federal government can do more to protect homebuyers, like reforming flood disclosure laws.

Because most of the systems aren’t yet on the market, there’s precious little real-world data proving they work.

For one Māori community, a board game sparked serious discussions about flood risk.

A new report calls on rich countries to provide immediate relief.

Despite urgent need to halt new development, the Interior Department cites a 'lack of industry interest.'

At least 13 states allow drilling waste to be used for road de-icing, dust suppression, and maintenance.

Communities near polluting sites tend to be disproportionately lower income and people of color — populations that are more likely to need abortion care in the first place.

A bipartisan bill is poised to fund massive climate adaptation projects — it just doesn’t call them that.

A draft plan says it could be done by 2045, but only with the help of significant carbon capture projects.

States waited too long to decarbonize, and now they have to make tough choices.

How the proposal to connect federal research agencies and improve wildfire research crashed and burned.