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What's happening
Earlier this month
One to three months ago
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Local issues in Antrim County are being reported, including matters concerning voter registration.Well supported4 reports2 developments inside
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Researchers monitor bat populations in Graham County, North Carolina, facilitated by a partnership between BPR and Grist.Some support2 reports3 developments inside
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A specific discussion regarding the drought-disease paradox involving Grist and researcher Robin Young.Some support2 reports
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A partnership between BPR and Grist is enabling the NPS to conduct logging and land management on the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Grist is facing pressure regarding its oil and gas projects while investigating land claims in Texas.Some support1 report
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Grist partners with Nebraska's local newsroom.Some support2 reports
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Research into bat populations started after floods in eastern Kentucky, involving BPR and Grist, with the focus now on Madison County, North Carolina.Some support1 report
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Jake Bittle is covering climate change stories for the organization Grist.Some support1 report
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Researchers are publishing studies on urban cooling benefits and the transition to living infrastructure using nature-based solutions.Some support1 report2 developments inside
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Partnership between BPR and Grist enables environmental media coverage.Some support5 reports1 development inside
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A partnership between BPR and Grist has been formed to cover urban forestry plans, with Michael Fisher involved as a commission member in Asheville.Some support2 reports
Gone quiet
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Hannah Hess provided data on June 2, 2026, that counters claims of delays made by Grist.Some support1 report
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Studies published in Grist spearheaded by Robert McDonald explore the issue of urban heat, with case studies involving locations like Atlanta and Los Angeles.Some support3 reports
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The New York Times and Grist are cited regarding a political shift.Some support1 report
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A data center threatens wild land in Utah, while the Sierra Club uses social media for advocacy.Some support1 report
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Around Grist this week
News at the entities that move Grist most-
Arts Council England TransactionalArts Council England's outreach efforts are facing criticism.Moves Grist
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Nebraska OperationalAAA reports average regular gas prices in the state of Iowa/Nebraska.Moves Grist
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Inside Climate News OperationalThe American Association for the Advancement of Science provided a mass media fellowship to Bing Lin, who was placed in the Inside Climate News newsroom.Moves Grist
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Lake Powell Mentioned togetherArizona and Nevada face severe water cuts due to deadlock over the Colorado River's impact on Lake Powell and Lake Mead.Moves Grist
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Texas Shared contextMoth range has been confirmed to include both Texas and Central Florida.Moves Grist
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University of California Mentioned togetherUniversity of California collaborated with Kenya Medical Research Institute on a pharmacy project in Kenya.Moves Grist
Connections
The 24 strongest of 33, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
BPR Operational
The two companies maintain an ongoing partnership to facilitate shared media coverage of environmental, local, and energy issues.
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Asian Pacific Environmental Network Operational
Apen has been actively criticizing Grist regarding its involvement in industry lobbying.
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Arts Council England Transactional
Arts Council England provides financial support for Grist's productions.
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Jake Bittle Structural
Jake Bittle functions as a contributing expert whose work is published and amplified by the media company Grist.
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Nebraska Operational
Grist maintains a partnership with a local newsroom based in Nebraska.
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Inside Climate News Operational
The two organizations maintain a partnership focused on covering shared infrastructure issues.
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Hannah Hess Operational
Hannah Hess provided specific data to Grist to counter claims regarding operational delays.
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University of California Mentioned together
The company Grist serves as a platform or publication venue where findings from the University of California are discussed and disseminated.
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Earth Mentioned together
Grist is currently reporting on the ancient marine species lineage of Earth.
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Robert McDonald Operational
Grist serves as the platform or company where Robert McDonald's studies are published and presented.
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Louisiana Mentioned together
Grist reports on the legislative actions and political activities of the state of Louisiana.
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Kentucky Shared context
Grist published essays describing life and context within the state of Kentucky.
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Robin Young Shared context
The relationship is established through their shared focus on the drought-disease paradox.
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Los Angeles Shared context
Grist publishes studies related to urban cooling benefits, placing it within the context of Los Angeles.
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New York Times Mentioned together
The two publications are co-mentioned and cited as sources regarding political strategy and shifts.
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Antrim County Operational
Grist is actively involved in local community initiatives, such as voter registration drives, within Antrim County.
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Illinois Operational
Grist has actively reached out to state officials in Illinois.
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Texas Shared context
Grist is conducting an investigation into land claims within the state of Texas.
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Lake Powell Mentioned together
Grist reports on the environmental status and water levels of Lake Powell.
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Flora Mentioned together
Grist produced a show, suggesting a thematic or content link to Flora.
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Hua Mulan Mentioned together
Hua Mulan's legend is cited as an inspiration for Grist's production of a play.
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Utah Shared context
Grist operates a data center within Utah, an activity noted to threaten wild land.
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Montana Free Press Mentioned together
The two companies are co-mentioned as outlets covering climate reporting.
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Democrats Mentioned together
Grist reports that the Democratic party ignores climate change.
History
Events by the month they beganSeptember 2026
2 eventsAugust 2026
7 events- Researchers monitor bat populations in Graham County, North Carolina, facilitated by a partnership between BPR and Grist.
- A specific discussion regarding the drought-disease paradox involving Grist and researcher Robin Young.
- A partnership between BPR and Grist is enabling the NPS to conduct logging and land management on the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina.
- Grist is facing pressure regarding its oil and gas projects while investigating land claims in Texas.
- Grist partners with Nebraska's local newsroom.
- Research into bat populations started after floods in eastern Kentucky, involving BPR and Grist, with the focus now on Madison County, North Carolina.
- Jake Bittle is covering climate change stories for the organization Grist.
July 2026
2 eventsShow 1 earlier month
June 2026
6 events- Researchers are publishing studies on urban cooling benefits and the transition to living infrastructure using nature-based solutions.
- Partnership between BPR and Grist enables environmental media coverage.
- Hannah Hess provided data on June 2, 2026, that counters claims of delays made by Grist.
- Studies published in Grist spearheaded by Robert McDonald explore the issue of urban heat, with case studies involving locations like Atlanta and Los Angeles.
- The New York Times and Grist are cited regarding a political shift.
- A data center threatens wild land in Utah, while the Sierra Club uses social media for advocacy.