What went right this week: health wins, green energy victories and more
The world ‘entered the age of electricity’ Fossil fuels are losing their grip on the global energy market as renewables…
15 David Attenborough Quotes on Nature and Climate Change
David Attenborough is turning 100 today. The world-renowned British naturalist and broadcaster has been one of the strongest voices advocating…
How controlled burns can help save taxpayers billions
For decades, the U.S. Forest Service has actively managed public lands to reduce wildfire risks by clearing underbrush and trees,…
Media Capture Failed in Hungary-and America Could Be Next by Amy Brouillette
Former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán spent 16 years perfecting a model of media capture that aspiring autocrats around the…
Crude oil and wood fires fuel Nigeria’s soot pollution, in photos
Visual storyteller Taiwo Aina-Adeokun traveled across Nigeria over several months from 2025-26, documenting areas of the country where heavy plumes…
Climate change could erase most South American cloud forests, study warns
Climate change could eliminate up to 91% of South America’s cloud forests by 2070 under a high-emissions scenario , even…
India’s New Globalization Raj by Shashi Tharoor
India’s deliberate, strategic shift from economic seclusion to global engagement is arguably one of the most consequential structural changes of…
Eastman’s AI bot screens for greenwashing
The sustainability team at specialty chemicals company Eastman has turned to generative AI tools to fine-tune many of its day-to-day…
Tanzania cracks down on mining sector, aims for inclusivity and sustainability
Tanzania cracked down on mine developers in April citing economic losses and the potential for environmental degradation at concessions that…
Stellantis Opens $1.8 Million Morocco Dismantling Center To Scale Circular Economy Across MEA
Stellantis has opened its third vehicle dismantling center worldwide in Casablanca, after Turin and São Paulo. The €1.6 million, 6,000…
BP To Sell Stakes In Major UK Carbon Capture Projects As Construction Begins
BP plans to sell part of its equity in two UK carbon capture projects after both reached financial close and…
52 dead sloths: Inside Sloth World
More than 50 sloths were recently reported dead due to unsuitable conditions at Sloth World, a proposed so-called “slotharium” in…
The Iran War’s Strategic Fallout by Ian Bremmer
By leaving US allies and rivals alike scrambling to respond to an unpredictable and unreliable superpower, the war in the…
Close calls at Michigan’s dams are a climate warning to America
This coverage is made possible through a partnership between Grist and Interlochen Public Radio in northern Michigan. Flooding across northern…
Nepal’s traditional grain bins help keep food safe from heat, floods | News | Eco-Business
With the start of the summer season in Nepal, farmers are worried about keeping their grain safe from extreme heat…
Young inventor plans to stop 90% of floating sea plastic by 2040
Dutch inventor Boyan Slat believes that the world’s ocean plastic crisis could be dramatically reduced within the next 15 years…
Illegal wildlife trade thrives on Facebook, report says | News | Eco-Business
With just the click of a button or a swipe on a phone, it’s possible to buy almost anything online,…
Rise in elephant killings reveals conservation gaps in Bangladesh
Despite various conservation initiatives, elephants in Bangladesh continue to face a severe survival crisis due to escalating human-elephant conflict. A…
People once risked everything just to keep their hats on
From courtroom standoffs to tense encounters with highway robbers, hats in early modern England carried far more meaning than simple…
India needs more scrap to boost green steelmaking. Can it find it? | News | Eco-Business
Steel scrap has become an increasingly strategic resource for countries and their steelmakers as a key input for emissions reductions.…