Claire Elise Thompson

Last year, four dams on the western river were demolished, realizing a long-standing dream for tribal nations. Grist's Jake Bittle and Anita Hofschneider chronicled what it took to get there.

To counter guilt- and shame-driven framings of personal responsibility, Grist’s Kate Yoder coined a new term.

In his new book, biologist Thor Hanson reveals the power of paying attention to the natural world "close to home."

Parks are popular community amenities. When built right, they can also mitigate flooding, heat, and other impacts of climate change.

With HBO's White Lotus poised to create its next tourist boom, author Sarah Stodola discusses how to prevent tourism from destroying local ecosystems.

How the EXPLORE Act, a bill aimed at improving outdoor recreation opportunities, managed to pass with unanimous support.

When you envision the future of sustainable living, do you picture a dense city or the rural countryside?

Western culture has long painted eating bugs as backward and gross. But learned disgust can be overcome — if the conditions are right.

Meet the new minimalism trend of 2024 — and the TikTokers hoping it will last.

In the series “Moral Hazards,” Grist explores some of the ethical conundrums of living in the era of climate change.