Get ready for endlessly gross shrimp, thanks to climate change
4:53pm By Madeleine Thomas
You may not think you care much about the mental well-being of imperiled sea spawn, but did ya know…So Keystone is on again in Nebraska. What next?
4:26pm By Heather Smith
For much of last year, a big question mark hung over the Keystone XL pipeline: Would Nebraska allow…Rejoice! New York is the biggest city to ban foam packaging
3:56pm By Sara Bernard
This week, New York officially became the largest city in the U.S. to ban that squeaky ecological…Smart pedals help you find your stolen bike
3:32pm By Liz Core
When my bike was stolen off the grounds of my college campus in the fall of 2010, a vindictive,…Inslee on Seattle tunnel: “No one is more frustrated by this project than I am”
1:28pm By David Roberts
On Wednesday, I went down to Olympia to chat with Washington Gov. Jay Inslee (D) about his ambitious…Nebraska Supreme Court clears the way for a Keystone decision
11:06am By Grist staff
President Obama recently cited a pending court case in Nebraska as a reason for delaying his final…We can fix the Gulf dead zone — for $2.7 billion a year
11:00am By Nathanael Johnson
Every year, millions of tons of nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizers wash down the Mississippi River…Even Detroit is hatin’ on freeways now
7:04am By Heather Smith
When the mayor of the most car-centric city in history/the world/the universe starts talking smack…This horror film is about K-Cups
Thu 7:44pm By Darby Minow SmithK-Cups are a terrible invention. Keurig took something as simple, delicious, and cheap as a cup…Federal diet guidelines won’t mention food’s environment connection. Ugh.
Thu 6:54pm By Sam Bliss
Well, shoot. Looks like the Department of Agriculture’s new Dietary Guidelines for Americans…The point of the Keystone fight
Thu 6:40pm By David Roberts
Josh Green is a smart guy and a great writer, but I think he’s being uncharacteristically dense in…Planes have nobody but themselves to blame for making it harder to fly
Thu 5:31pm By Amelia Urry
Flying is a fraught subject, as we in the business of sustainability know intimately and well. But…Stop what you’re doing and watch Elizabeth Warren rip apart Keystone
Thu 4:53pm By Liz CoreEvery time Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) opens her mouth, I want to stand up and slow clap. She…Why death won’t keep me from biking in the city
Thu 3:28pm By Greg Hanscom
The Saturday after Christmas was balmy in Baltimore, drawing the bicyclists out into the north part…Is this the end of Cape Wind?
Thu 1:32pm By John Light
Cape Wind, the long-debated wind farm planned for waters off the coast of Nantucket, Mass., hit a…Texas city in fracking area is rocked by 11 earthquakes in 24 hours
Thu 12:04pm By John Light
On the heels of a report linking 77 earthquakes in Ohio to fracking, a Texas city in an area rife…Australia is so hot even the grapes wear sunscreen
Thu 7:48am By Amelia Urry
I may not have absorbed a lot of the good advice I got when I was younger (floss every day; sit up…Is it safe to drink water out of plastic pipes?
Thu 6:59am By Ask Umbra®
Q. We recently purchased an older home that needs to be re-plumbed. Everyone is saying PEX pipe is…Materialism makes you a broke jerk, says science
Thu 5:04am By Liz Core
Unless your friends and loved ones gave you backrub coupons for the holidays, you’ve probably…Leave the damn fossil fuels in the ground, says big nerdy study
Jan 7, 2015, 4:52 pm By Sam Bliss
To keep the climate somewhat safe and relatively stable, 82 percent of the world’s coal reserves,…
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