A new Climate Central analysis measures how many shooting incidents are linked to rising heat. Continue reading at the publisher's website.

Concerns about utility bills, data centers, and pollution show why Black Americans want action from elected officials. Continue reading at the publisher's website.

A lot of climate change is beyond the control of individuals alone, but how you eat can matter more than you may think. Continue reading at the publisher's website.

Join Grist and Climate Central for a conversation about truth and trust in the age of climate disasters Continue reading at the publisher's website.

Researchers estimate that more than 50,000 people died as five heat waves swept the continent — with two-thirds of those deaths attributable to climate change. Continue reading at the publisher's website.

From the family car to the dream kitchen, fossil fuel companies sold a vision of prosperity that depended on their own products. Grist dug up a century of evidence that shows how they did it. Continue reading at the publisher's website.

Tour our miniature dream house to see how oil and gas became part of everyday products. Continue reading at the publisher's website.

Without central planning or public resources, people in developing countries are pursuing an ad hoc energy transition. Continue reading at the publisher's website.

Large batteries are helping homeowners keep the lights on during power outages. But they're also sending juice back to the system for others to use. Continue reading at the publisher's website.

After wildfires scarred the Sacramento Mountains above Ruidoso, New Mexico, the community was under heightened threat of catastrophic flooding. Officials were aware but continued to promote the town to tourists who were oblivious to the danger. Continue reading at the publisher's website.

Extreme weather threatens millions of manufactured homes. Researchers are looking for practical ways to make them more more wind resilient. Continue reading at the publisher's website.

Tribal nations across the country are trying to restore culturally important species, like the Arctic grayling, while grappling with climate change. Continue reading at the publisher's website.

The president used executive powers to boost oil and coal, but he can't fix the shortages caused by the Iran war. Continue reading at the publisher's website.

John Wilson's movie reveals the poetry in one of the world's most common materials — and an environmental catastrophe hiding in plain sight. Continue reading at the publisher's website.

Before replacing gas service lines, utilities will need to offer customers a financial incentive to electrify instead, thanks to a new law. Continue reading at the publisher's website.

A chemical additive helped stop fishmeal from catching fire on ships, but it carried a downstream carcinogenic risk to modern food systems. Continue reading at the publisher's website.

Senators made a deal to protect clean energy, but presidential interference continues. Continue reading at the publisher's website.

The toxic exposures didn’t begin with the flames. Researchers are examining how fires impacted a community already harmed by plantation agriculture, development, and colonialism. Continue reading at the publisher's website.

Caring about nature can feel hollow when we lead a life disconnected from it. Therapist Leslie Davenport offers advice for building in moments of connection. Continue reading at the publisher's website.

Solar panels can be an economic lifeline for farmers. Now they're going to be a lot harder to build. Continue reading at the publisher's website.