From the Southwest to the Jersey shore, climate change is altering the traditions and norms that have defined summer for generations.

My family set out to see the beauty of America’s national parks. Along the way, we saw how wildfire, flood, heat, and drought are changing them.

Scientists in Brazil and Peru may have found a way to beat mosquitoes at their own game. The U.S. may soon need to do the same.

The culprit depends on where you live — but it’s probably not data centers (yet).

The EPA’s repeal of the “endangerment finding” could threaten automakers and oil companies — if it survives in court.

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On a dusty, warm day last October, nearly a month after Hurricane Helene tore across the southeastern United States, Donald Trump stood behind a podium in Swannanoa, North Carolina, to pledge funding ...

Climate solutions are more important now than ever. Read about 50 leaders shaping the future of climate progress.

Grist is made up of 50 people in 14 different states with 1 shared focus… telling stories of climate solutions and a just future.

Research shows the extent of plastic pollution today — and why the U.N. is negotiating a treaty to keep it from getting worse.

The president’s rollbacks and funding cuts are affecting your food, water, and air — even if you don’t realize it.

The journalist will cover climate impacts in Utah for local and national audiences.

Under Trump, climate denial has given way to something even more dangerous: climate erasure.

From packing an emergency kit to navigating FEMA aid to finding legal services and mental health resources, this is a comprehensive guide to surviving and coping with natural disasters.

In an internal FEMA memorandum obtained by Grist, the Trump administration announced it plans to dismantle the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities program.

In an internal FEMA memorandum obtained by Grist, the Trump administration announced it plans to dismantle the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities program.

The small upper Cape community has been a sort of company town for environmental scientists for more than a century.

The justices shrugged off a complaint described by legal experts as a “political stunt.”

In Western legal systems, arguments against pollution or the destruction of the environment tend to focus exclusively on people: It’s wrong to contaminate a river, for example, because certain humans ...

Business leaders are paying as much as $5,000,000 to meet one-on-one with the president at his Florida compound, sources tell WIRED, while others are paying $1,000,000 apiece to dine with him in a…

Northern states are depending on imported Canadian hydropower to clean up their grids. What happens now?

From clean energy projects to bridges, this interactive tool shows what projects lawmakers announced in your neighborhood.

From clean energy projects to bridges, this interactive tool shows what projects lawmakers announced in your neighborhood.

Researchers and activists are archiving websites and data because “policymakers and the public need good information to make the best policy."

Critics argue that the agency’s work with a lobbying group is a conflict of interest.

A coal mine was the first to wreck the land. Now activists want to keep another extractive industry from taking root there: prisons.

State trust lands send millions to carceral facilities and programs every year.

From declaring a “national energy emergency” to exiting the Paris Agreement, here is everything climate-related Trump did on Day 1.

Biden's green jobs program was never what it seemed. Now it's shutting down before Trump takes office.

Trump calls climate change a hoax. But at the state level, the climate fight will continue — or even accelerate.

Grist's 2025 climate fiction contest celebrates stories that imagine futures in which climate solutions flourish and we all thrive.

The Palisades Fire could cause more than $10 billion in damages, further straining the state’s fragile insurance market.

Santa Ana winds topping 90 mph and extra-dry vegetation have fueled what may become the costliest wildfires on record.

While some advocates hailed Biden's ban on offshore drilling, announced Monday, critics point out a big omission: the western Gulf of Mexico.

In a retaliatory lawsuit, Exxon says claims against it are motivated by “sordid for-profit incentives and outright greed.”

In a retaliatory lawsuit, Exxon says claims against it are motivated by “sordid for-profit incentives and outright greed.”

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“If it wasn’t for Saudi and Russia we would have reached an agreement here.”