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What's happening
Earlier this month
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Climate risks are threatening local home values in Asheville, according to new polling data.Some support1 report
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Scott Tong discussed voter sentiment ahead of the election, while federal funding covered only 14% of damage.Some support1 report
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Democrats and environmental groups address climate change and flooding concerns during the North Carolina Senate race.Some support1 report
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Local issues in Antrim County are being reported, including matters concerning voter registration.Well supported4 reports4 developments inside
One to three months ago
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Grist reports on the growth of balcony solar setups.Some support3 reports
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Grist published essays connecting agrarian life and Luddite themes in Kentucky.Some support1 report
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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
Gone quiet
No new reports in 90+ days-
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 support7 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
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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 TransactionalA discussion was held regarding the economic value of the creative sector.Moves Grist
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Nebraska OperationalProducers moved cattle to feed in Nebraska, and Jennings was a former Cattlemen's Association president in South Dakota in 2020.Moves Grist
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Inside Climate News OperationalReporters from Inside Climate News were honored at the SEAL Awards.Moves Grist
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Mobil Mentioned togetherOil companies, including Mobil, outspent environmental groups like League of Conservation Voters on advertising.Moves Grist
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Lake Powell Mentioned togetherNational Park Service released visitation data for Lake Powell.Moves Grist
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Texas Shared contextTrump discussed trade with Mexico, threatened tariffs, and spoke to CBS, while migrants moved from Central America.Moves Grist
Connections
The 31 strongest of 40, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
BPR Operational
BPR and Grist maintain an ongoing partnership to facilitate shared environmental and local media coverage.
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Arts Council England Transactional
Arts Council England provides financial support for Grist's productions.
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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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Nebraska Operational
Grist maintains a partnership with a local newsroom based in Nebraska.
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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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Hannah Hess Operational
Hannah Hess provided specific data to Grist to counter claims regarding operational delays.
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Inside Climate News Operational
The two organizations maintain a partnership focused on covering shared infrastructure issues.
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Data for Progress Transactional
Data for Progress provides exclusive polling and data services to Grist for its articles.
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Earth Mentioned together
Grist is currently reporting on the ancient marine species lineage of Earth.
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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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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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Chad Nordlum Operational
Chad Nordlum spoke to Grist regarding energy issues.
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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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Los Angeles Shared context
Grist publishes studies related to urban cooling benefits, placing it within the context of Los Angeles.
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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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Robert McDonald Operational
Grist serves as the platform or company where Robert McDonald's studies are published and presented.
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Illinois Operational
Grist has actively reached out to state officials in Illinois.
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Flora Mentioned together
Grist produced a show, suggesting a thematic or content link to Flora.
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Italy Shared context
Italy is mentioned as a contextual backdrop for Grist's research on global drought and disease.
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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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Scott Tong Mentioned together
Scott Tong is mentioned discussing voter sentiment, but the evidence does not specify a direct coupling or interaction with Grist.
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Texas Shared context
Grist is conducting an investigation into land claims within the state of Texas.
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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.
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Michigan Shared context
Grist reports on trends and issues related to Michigan farmland.
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Mobil Mentioned together
Grist reports on climate liability lawsuits involving Mobil.
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Lake Powell Mentioned together
Grist reports on the environmental status and water levels of Lake Powell.
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RMI Mentioned together
No direct relationship between RMI and Grist was observed in the provided evidence.
History
Events by the month they beganNovember 2026
1 eventOctober 2026
2 eventsSeptember 2026
2 eventsShow 3 earlier months
August 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 eventsJune 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.