Lizzy Rosenberg
Managing EditorLizzy Rosenberg is an Ithaca College graduate, Green Matters' Managing Editor, a Catskills-based nature enthusiast, and a helicopter (dog) mom. When she isn't assigning, editing, and writing stories about the world's inevitable demise, she's hiking with her rescue pup, dancing at a concert, teaching ski lessons, or planning her next trip.
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From Drake to Leonardo DiCaprio, These Celebs Have Made Sustainable Investments (Updates)
Sustainable investing is becoming increasingly popular as we look for more ways to support the planet, and these celebrities have done their part.
A Shuttered St. Croix Oil Refinery Is Currently at Risk of Exploding
A St. Croix oil refinery, called Limetree Bay, closed in 2021. But chemical releases continued sickening locals, and it's now at risk of explosion.
Rachel Carson of ‘Silent Spring’ Is an Environmentalist Icon
Who was 'Silent Spring' author, Rachel Carson? The Pennsylvania native, who wrote about ecology, is considered an environmentalist icon, to this day.
Are Dogs Affected by the Climate Crisis? Are They Exacerbating It?
Are dogs affected by climate change? And are they exacerbating it? We're exploring their place in the ongoing crisis affecting our planet.
Here Are Tips for an Inclusive Halloween, To Make Sure Everyone Feels Included (Exclusive)
Whether you're looking to ensure you have some candy for everyone, or if you're simply looking for fun Halloween games, here's how to have an inclusive Halloween.
Pumpkin Composting Events, to Ensure Your Pumpkin Is Properly Disposed Of After Halloween
Instead of throwing your pumpkins in the trash after Halloween, consider composting them at a pumpkin composting event after the holiday ends.
The Ozone Hole Over Antarctica May Be Shrinking — Is This a Good Sign?
Is the ozone hole shrinking? Scientists have noticed the ozone hole above Antartica is getting smaller, which may be a good sign for global warming.
While Animal Abuse Plagues the Meat Industry, It’s Rampant in the Pork Industry
While animal abuse is a major problem in the meat and livestock industry, it's particularly prevalent in the pork industry.
Hydropower at China’s Largest Plant, Three Gorges Dam, Stunted by Ongoing Drought
Hydropower plants across China, such as Three Gorges, are taking a major hit from the ongoing drought.
Kamala Harris Introduces Over 2,000 Electric School Buses to Public Schools Nationwide
Kamala Harris announced on Oct. 26 that the Biden administration is allocating money for more than 2,000 electric school buses nationwide.
Hop on the Viral Butter Board TikTok Trend by Making It Vegan
If you're looking to hop aboard the butter board trend, Violife’s Corporate Executive Chef, Lydia Yeakel, has tips for doing a vegan version.
‘Top Chef’ Canada Captivates Viewers With a Vegan Challenge — Was This the First of Its Kind?
'Top Chef Canada' had a vegan elimination challenge, which was won by a Montreal-based chef. Was this the plant-based challenge on the show?
Are Emperor Penguins Endangered? The Species Is Now Protected by the ESA
Are Emperor penguins endangered? The species is now protected by the Endangered Species Act, according to an announcement made earlier this week.
5.1-Magnitude Earthquake Shakes San Jose, With up to 15 Possible Aftershocks
A 5.1-magnitude earthquake struck near the San Jose, Calif. neighborhood of Seven Trees. Experts worry it could be followed by up to 15 aftershocks.
New Sustainable Scrubs From Former Oscar de la Renta Designers Are Chic and Low-Impact
If you work at a hospital, scrubs are a must — and two former Oscar de la Renta designers have launched a fashionable, sustainable scrubs company.
Celebrate Thanksgiving Hugging a Turkey at an Animal Sanctuary
The Gentle Barn, which has three locations nationwide, is throwing a cruelty-free Thanksgiving party involving turkey cuddles, vegan pie, and more.
Climate Change Takes a Nasty Toll on Bird Migration, Studies Show
How does climate change affect bird migration? There are several factors that impact bird migration, amid the ongoing climate crisis.
India’s First Solar-Powered Village Provides Thousands of Residents With Renewable Energy
While U.S. policymakers struggle to transition communities to renewable energy, the Indian village of Modhera is now entirely solar-powered.
Step Outside to Catch the Partial Solar Eclipse
Take a moment to look up at the sky today — depending on where you are, you may be able to catch a look at the 2022 partial solar eclipse.
Though They Put on a Fab Light Show, Auroras Tore a 250-Mile Hole in the Ozone Layer
While auroras are one of the most gorgeous natural phenomena, they reportedly tore a 250-mile hole in the earth's ozone layer.
‘Investing in the Era of Climate Change’ Author on Sustainable Investing Tips (Exclusive)
We spoke with Bruce Usher, the author of 'Investing in the Era of Climate Change,' about sustainable investing and what inspired his studies.
Climate Change Is Spooky — Opt for an Eco-Themed Costume This Year
Since climate change is undeniably spooky, put on any of these environmental- or climate-themed costumes for your Halloween party this year.
The Fast Furniture Industry Kills Billions of Trees Every Year, Study Shows
You've likely heard of the environmental impact of the fast fashion industry, but what about the impact of the fast furniture industry?
Impossible Meat Is the Newest Pizza Topping at Domino's — But Only at Select Locations
While Domino's offers a few vegetarian pizza toppings — such as cheese and various vegetables — the chain is adding Impossible Meat to select menus.
Kalamazoo River Wastewater Leak Results in a No-Contact Order for Michigan Residents
A no-contact order was issued to Kalamazoo, Mich. residents after 2,000 gallons of waste leaked into the body of water.
New Jersey’s Climate Change Lawsuit Presses Charges Against Major Oil Companies
The state of New Jersey is now pressing charges against five major oil companies, for failing to warn the public about the effects of climate change.
Fracking Caused Daily Earthquakes at U.K. Excavation Site, New Data Shows
After being relegalized in the U.K., new data shows fracking triggered daily earthquakes at excavation sites in 2018 and 2019.
Samah Dada of @Dadaeats on Her Fave Vegan Recipes and Sustainable Cooking Hacks (Exclusive)
We caught up with vegan chef and Instagram foodie, Samah Dada, who shared her favorite plant-based recipes and sustainable cooking hacks in the kitchen.
What’s Changed at Patagonia Since the Founder Parted Ways With The Company?
Patagonia founder Yvon Chouinard recently designated the planet as the company’s only shareholder — and as a result, things at the company have changed.
Hair Straightening Products Linked to Uterine Cancer, Disproportionately Affecting BIPOC Women
Certain hair straightening products, such as chemical relaxers and various pressing products, have been found to be linked to uterine cancer.
Alaska’s Snow Crab Populations Diminished By Almost 88 Percent In Just Three Years
Why have snow crab been missing from Alaskan waters? Experts suspect populations have diminished thanks to to overfishing and climate change.
Banking App That Tracks Environmental Impact Receives Backlash
An Australian banking app can supposedly track its users' environmental impact — but is it just a hypocritical form of greenwashing?
Sweden, One of the Eco-Friendliest Countries, Scraps Its Ministry of the Environment
Sweden, one of the eco-friendliest countries in the world, has officially scrapped its Ministry of the Environment — thanks to the new government.
Rattlesnake Training for Dogs: What It Entails, Pros, Cons, and Alternatives
Should I put my dog through rattlesnake training? If you live in an area with rattlesnakes, it could save your pup's life.
People on TikTok Re-Discovered Most Bacon Bits Are Vegan — These Are Their Favorites
Many on TikTok are finally discovering that most bacon bits are actually vegan — just read the label!
This NBA Team Helped Erect a Vegan Concession Stand at Their Home Stadium
Vegan food company, Wicked Kitchen, has brought a vegan concession stand to Minneapolis' NBA stadium, the Target Center, in partnership with the Timberwolves.
Biden Designates a New National Monument, but Receives Backlash From Indigenous Peoples
The Biden administration designated Camp Hale-Continental Divide a national monument — though it's received backlash from Indigenous peoples.
Fencing in Your Yard? Consider These Sustainable Options
Whether you're replacing the fence on your property, or if you're installing one for the first time, consider opting for these sustainable fencing options.
The Mediterranean Sea Is Spewing Carbon Dioxide, Because It’s So Damn Hot
Climate change is causing the Mediterranean Sea to essentially spew carbon dioxide, as a result of high water temperatures.
A St. Louis Elementary School Is Contaminated With Hazardous Waste
Radioactive waste was found at a St. Louis, Miss. elementary school that was previously used for nuclear weapon production during World War II.
Vegan Protestors Controversially Dump Milk on Grocery Aisle Floors
What is a milk pour protest? A group of vegan activists in the U.K. literally got together in a grocery store and dumped milk in the aisles.
Earthquakes May Be Triggered by Dead Plankton, According to a Recent Study
A new study shows that centuries-old dead plankton along the ocean floor may trigger earthquakes.
This California City Could Run Out of Water by the End of the Year
Coalinga, Calif. is expected to possibly run out of water by the end of the year.
Period-Proof Activewear to Wear During Your Next “Time of the Month” Workout
Working out during your time of the month isn't fun, but period-proof activewear makes it a little easier, cheaper, and more sustainable.
National Park Service Trucked in Supplemental Water For Point Reyes' Elk, Amid Drought
Amid the ongoing drought, Point Reyes park officials trucked in supplemental water for elk around the park for the second year in a row.
U.K. Climate Minister Calls North Sea Fracking Project a “Green Policy”
What did the U.K. Prime Minister say about fracking? Graham Stewart referred to the North Sea drilling project as a "green policy."
Tracking Tropical Storm Karl, Before It Makes Landfall on Friday
Where is Tropical Storm Karl expected to hit? The storm is expected to make landfall Friday, with some areas expecting up to a foot of rain.
Change the ~Look~ Of Your Living Space by Upcycling and Re-Styling Your Couch
Whether you recently moved into a new space, or if you simply want to change the look of your living room, here's how you can upcycle your couch.
This Oklahoma Superfund Site Is Evidently More Dangerous Than Scientists Thought
One of the oldest superfund sites in the country, Tar Creek Superfund site in Oklahoma, is evidently more dangerous than scientists thought.
New Zealand May Start Taxing Farmers For Cow "Emissions" (aka Their Burps and Farts)
In order to curb greenhouse gas emissions and climate change as a whole, New Zealand may impose a tax on cow emissions, including burps and farts.
