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Established in 1999, Grist stands out as an independent and bold news outlet, dedicated to fostering a sustainable planet and a brighter future for all. The most pressing issues today revolve around climate change, sustainability, and social justice—topics that impact our very existence. While it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the negativity and inaction we often see in the news, there’s more to the narrative. At Grist, we actively seek stories that inspire hope and drive change, while holding accountable those who hinder progress. Our nonprofit newsroom focuses on important yet underreported issues like clean energy, sustainable agriculture, livable cities, environmental justice, and a fair economy. We bring attention to solutions, highlight inequalities, and equip our readers with the insights and tools to make a difference. Our latest initiative, The Fix, aims to further the cause of a just and sustainable future. Each year, we highlight notable green innovators and change-makers in our Grist 50 list. We then connect this diverse group to foster dialogue and collaboration among technologists, activists, artists, politicians, and storytellers—collectively, their skills and shared vision are crucial for the times we live in. Our guiding principle is simple: Don’t panic. Find solutions. You might wonder where we draw our endless energy and passion from. With a dedicated team and generous support from our readers, these resources are indeed renewable! Grist was one of the first online-only publications in the U.S. to tackle serious topics with a lighthearted touch. TIME magazine has likened Grist to “the Colbert Report of climate change … but with authentic reporting and analysis.” Today, we offer sharp weekly features and a daily roundup of must-read news, while providing a platform for environmental advocates, influencers, and diverse perspectives that deserve attention. Have you heard of our longstanding advice columnist, Ask Umbra? She has recently been revamped to emphasize civic engagement and community involvement—especially vital in today’s climate. We are proud to be a founding member of the Climate Desk, collaborating with leading American publications to share impactful stories. Additionally, we create award-winning explainer videos that explore significant topics with humor and insight.
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A nonprofit, independent media organization dedicated to telling stories of climate solutions and a just future.
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grist.org | Anita Hofschneider
On October 20, 2022, Jeffery Nang, chief of the Rumah Jeffrey people in Malaysia, went to a community meeting and was handed a letter by a government official in Sarawak, a state on the island of Borneo in Malaysia. The letter was an eviction notice for Nang and the 60-some members of Rumah Jeffrey, who are members of the broader Indigenous Iban people of Borneo. Leave their forest within 30 days, the official notice said, or risk charges against anyone who remained.
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grist.org | Molly Taft
This story was originally published by WIRED and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. The Federal Emergency Management Agency is making significant changes to how it will respond to disasters on the ground this season, including ending federal door-to-door canvassing of survivors in disaster areas, Wired has learned.
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grist.org | Ayurella Horn-Muller
Once a little girl roaming the vibrant fields of an organic lettuce farm in Kealakekua, Hawai’i, Ella Kilpatrick Kotner learned how to live in harmony with the land before most kids learn how to tie their shoes. Nourishing the soils that gave her a regular supply of leafy greens was just a part of life. As was playing with the piles of compost on her family’s farm. “Composting, for me, is a lot about community,” said Kilpatrick Kotner.
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grist.org | Naveena Sadasivam
Last year, the Low Income Energy Assistance Program, or LIHEAP, distributed nearly $4 billion to households struggling to pay their energy bills. It’s a lifeline for more than 6 million families, but in recent months the program has become a target for funding cuts. In early April, Donald Trump’s administration laid off the roughly dozen staff members at the Department of Health and Human Services who oversaw the program.
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