The Obama administration was planning to resume deporting Haitians before the hurricane hit.
4:40pm By Aura BogadoNow that Matthew has torn through the country, killing at least 800 people, it’s unclear if the…As the largest storm in a decade makes landfall in Florida, the Caribbean starts to dig out.
3:16pm By Katie Herzog
Hurricane Matthew smashed Haiti particularly hard this week, bringing high winds and rainfall of up…Florida governor won’t extend voter deadline, even in a hurricane
2:39pm By Inae Oh
This story was originally published by Mother Jones and is reproduced here as part of the Climate…Racism stands in the way of Obama’s push for affordable housing
12:54pm By Ben Adler
The Obama administration took aim at the spiraling cost of housing when it recently released a…This young engineer wants to convince you that nuclear power is just what the climate needs
5:51am By Heather Smith
Grist is an official media partner of the SXSW Eco conference, featuring interviews with some of the…Every week, we tell you to read things! This week is different.
5:45am By Grist staffWe’ve decided to give it a rest with the whole words thing, and picked our favorite multimedia…The amount of methane in the atmosphere is growing, but it’s not coming from where you think.
Thu 7:52pm By Amy McDermottWhile methane from fracking and other fossil-fuel activity hasn’t increased over the last 10…Hurricane Matthew has brought the weather deniers out of hiding.
Thu 6:39pm By Rebecca LeberAhead of Hurricane Matthew’s landfall in Florida, Matt Drudge took to Twitter to spread…Florida doesn’t know what’s coming for it
Thu 6:37pm By Katie Herzog
Living through a major hurricane is hard to forget. But for millions of Florida residents in the…191 nations agree: Airplanes will finally have to cut their gassy contributions to climate change.
Thu 4:29pm By Heather SmithThe first major international deal to curb aircraft emissions was ratified by the aviation arm of…Say hello to the man who could dig us out of this whole “climate change” mess.
Thu 1:46pm By Emma Foehringer MerchantOn Thursday, the U.N. Security Council unanimously nominated António Guterres to succeed Ban…The rest of the world is practically daring Trump to stop climate action now.
Thu 1:26pm By Rebecca LeberThe U.S. and all of its major allies have now ratified the Paris climate agreement, pushing it over…It’s official: Hurricane Matthew is a monster.
Thu 12:04pm By Scott DoddColorado State meteorologist Phil Klotzbach has been tallying up a long list of records the storm…Forty years ago, Exxon almost revolutionized the electric car.
Thu 5:16am By Heather SmithThe key word here is “almost.” When the oil crises of the 1970s hit, Exxon got worried and…Here’s how to keep your sweaters lasting longer
Thu 5:14am By Ask Umbra®
Q. Dear Umbra, Disposable clothes are driving me nuts. In particular, as we come into fall, I’m…Just how bad is online shopping? There’s a lot to unpack
Oct 5, 2016, 7:59 pm By Eve Andrewsoriginal video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KmfjJ-iSyjQ Say you want a hat that’s also a…Nanotechnology just netted its first Nobel.
Oct 5, 2016, 7:45 pm By Amelia UrryIt all has to do with “molecular machines” — teeny devices made out of individual…October hurricanes aren’t supposed to be this scary.
Oct 5, 2016, 11:01 am By Scott DoddHurricane Matthew plowed across Haiti yesterday as one of the strongest storms ever recorded at this…We’re spending way more on weapons than on dealing with climate change.
Oct 5, 2016, 9:01 am By Ben Adler“Combat vs. Climate,” a report released Wednesday morning by the Institute for Policy Studies, a…Here’s why supporters of the Clean Power Plan are feeling optimistic
Oct 5, 2016, 7:30 am By Jack Lienke
You probably thought that last week’s only notable debate was the one between Hillary Clinton and…
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