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Welcome to the first edition of Looking Forward, a new newsletter from Fix, Grist’s solutions lab.
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Looking Forward newsletter: Community is a climate solution
Welcome to the first edition of Looking Forward, a new newsletter from Fix, Grist’s solutions lab.
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One stolen whale, the web of life, and our collective healing
For the Lummi Nation, returning an orca to her family and native waters is part of how we will heal ourselves — and our species.
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Climate-fiction drabbles: Our future, in 100 words
Super-short vignettes to spark your imagination.
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An apple(sauce recipe) for your thoughts
Good news and good apples, from Grist founder Chip Giller.
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Fix combines creative storytelling with network-building and events.
Special Series: The Climate Fiction Issue
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Building codes are wonky and dense. But they can slash emissions and pollutants.
Cities and states can use arcane ordinances to push builders to go all-electric, which will help us all breathe easier.
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Angry about the climate crisis? Research shows that could be a good thing.
When fence-sitters hear that a majority are upset, they’re more inclined to jump over.
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The Climate Fiction Issue
Exploring the power of storytelling to look beyond the current moment and imagine better futures.
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Can climate fiction deliver climate justice?
Although cli-fi has exploded in popularity, few of its writers treat climate justice as a central issue. But when they do, their words may have more power than even they could imagine.
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The definitive climate fiction reading list
These 20 wildly imaginative books will shape the way you think about our planet’s future — and humanity’s place in it.
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The stories we tell
Fix’s Climate Fiction Issue showcases the power of our words — and imaginations.
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Why intersectionality in fiction matters
The best writers establish connections between diverse communities, which is essential to addressing planetary challenges.
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A multimillion disinformation campaign is trying to convince you that trophy hunting is ‘sustainable’
Groups promoting “sustainable use” to protect wildlife have close ties to industry. To protect biodiversity, we need to follow the money.
