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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North Face recently announced the launch of its circular design collection, which aims to minimize waste and to keep materials in cycle as long as possible.Slutty Vegan to Debut Its Second New York City Location in Harlem
Earlier this year, Slutty Vegan opened its first New York City location in Brooklyn — now, the Atlanta-based chain is opening a second New York location in Harlem.Here’s Why Walking Meditation Is a Helpful Practice for Both Your Mind and Body
The benefits of walking meditation — even though you've likely practiced seated meditation, there are many reasons why you may want to try it in motion.Lemurs and Monkeys Are Being Driven Out From the Treetops, All Thanks to Climate Change
A new study published to the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) showed climate change is driving monkeys and lemurs from trees.500 Pilot Whales Die After Beaching Across New Zealand’s Chatham Islands
Only a month after a pod of pilot whales beached across the Australian coast of Tasmania, 500 pilot whales were discovered beached in New Zealand.8 Things Every Pet Parent Should Know Before Bringing Their Pup to the Dog Park
Dog parks are a great way to get your dog socialized, and to efficiently expend their energy. But sometimes, they aren't what's best for your pooch.Torrential Rains in Venezuela Trigger Fatal Floods and Landslides
What's going on in Venezuela? Currently, the South American country is suffering from mudslides and floods, after experiencing torrential rains.Louisiana Has Imposed a Limit on Speckled Trout to Fishermen, Due to Environmental Concerns
Louisiana fishermen have received a limit on speckled trout over environmental concerns, and it's resulted in serious backlash.U.S. Stink Bug Invasion to Get Even Worse in Some Areas, New Study Shows
Why are the stink bugs so bad this year? Although they've become an issue in only the last few years, they're expected to worsen as time goes on.Here’s What You Should Know About Chicago Recycling Pro, Ken Dunn
Who is Ken Dunn? The Chicago native is a pro at recycling and has inspired environmentalists and locals across the midwestern city to do their part.Wood-Burning Stoves: Their Environmental Impact, and How to Use Them Safely and Sustainably
Depending on where you live, you may live in a home that largely relies on a wood stove for heating. But it begs the question: are they sustainable?Coca-Cola Is the Sponsor of COP27 2022, and Environmentalists Are Unhappy
There is tremendous controversy over Egypt selecting Coca-Cola as the 2022 COP27 sponsor, as the brand is a notorious producer of plastic waste.Wildlife Agencies Post Health Advisories for Hunters, After PFAS Detected in Deer
Although game hunters may tout their lifestyle and diet as "more natural," dangerous levels of PFAS in deer have sparked health advisories nationwide.Mississippi River Drought Causes Several Barges to Ground Unexpectedly
Why are barges grounding in the Mississippi River? Water levels have been so low, that commercial barges have been stopped in their tracks.If You’re Expecting, Consider Shopping These Sustainable Maternity Brands
Whether you're expecting, or if you're potentially getting ready to try for a new baby, these sustainable maternity brands with keep your impact low.Are Climate Reparations the Remedy for Environmental Injustice?
What are climate reparations? While you may have heard of reparations in regards to paying back racial minorities, this is a slightly different concept.Wax Worms’ Saliva Can Dissolve Plastic, According to Recent Spanish Study
Will plastic-eating worms be the answer to plastic pollution? The insects' saliva can supposedly break down plastic within an hour.This Carbon Negative Burial Company Plants You as a Tree After You Die (Exclusive)
What is a tree burial? A new carbon-negative company called Transcend plants your body as a tree after you die, as a burial alternative to caskets.Are All Solar Panels Storm-Proof? How to Prepare For the Worst
Are solar panels storm-proof? Even though solar panels tend to be pretty sturdy, there are some brands that label themselves as "storm-proof."60 Endangered Greater Gliders Found in Logging Sites Across Australian Forests
Various sites in Australia's Victorian forests were targeted for logging, before 60 endangered greater gliders were discovered to be living there.The Russian-Ukrainian War Has Racked Up Billions of Dollars of Environmental Damages
The Ukrainian war, which has been going on since February 2022, has not only taken a toll on the people, but has also resulted in environmental damage.‘Peeled’ Is a New Vegan Cooking Series We’re Totally Drooling Over
What is 'Peeled'? If you're looking for a new cooking competition series, look no further than this brand new show, starring 'Hell's Kitchen's Josie Clemens.The Closure of Hawaii's Waipio Valley Has Helped Nature Heal — So Why Is It Controversial?
Even though Waipi'o Valley's closure since February 25 has allowed nature to heal, some are angry public access wasn't re-granted.Sacheen Littlefeather Has Passed — But Her Activism Will Live on Forever
Sacheen Littlefeather has passed away at the age of 75 — and although she hasn't made headlines in a while, her speech left a mark on activist history.Looking Back on the Accomplishments of Late Environmentalist, David Foreman
Environmentalist and founder of Earth First!, David Foreman, has passed away at the age of 75 years old — here's what you should know about him.Out-Of-Place Seal Walks to Massachusetts Police Station and Is Re-Released Into the Ocean
A seal, which has been named Shoebert, made its way from a pond, to a police station, before it was brought in for medical evaluations, and re-released.Russian Nord Stream Pipelines Destroyed: Environmental Impact, Who’s to Blame, and More
Russia's Nord Stream pipelines were destroyed, through what's being speculated as foul play. And though no gas was flowing, it's now leaking methane.Mung Beans Are Becoming a Staple in the World of Vegan Food Alternatives
What are mung beans? Even though you might've been unaware you were eating it, there's a chance you've tried them while exploring vegan meat alternatives.Here’s How Volcanoes Can Give Off Sustainable Geothermal Energy
Volcanoes can be used as a resource for geothermal energy, which is not only clean, but it's also completely renewable.Both Brown Bears and Wolves Are Being Reintroduced in Europe
After going locally extinct years back, wolves and brown bears are being reintroduced to Europe, and a new report shows how their populations are rebuilding.Leah Thomas of 'Intersectional Environmentalist' Details Her Activism Journey (Exclusive)
Green Matters spoke with Leah Thomas, the author of 'Intersectional Environmentalist' and creator behind @GreenGirlLeah, about her activist journey.Southern California Sea Lions Are Stranded and Sick, as a Result of Harmful Algal Blooms
Unfortunately, sea lions across Southern California are stranded and sick, as a result of harmful algal blooms, which cause domoic acid poisoning.Swimming Pools Made From Upcycled Shipping Containers Are Sustainable Additions to Your Backyard
Whether you're looking to add to your backyard, or if you want to increase the value of your home, shipping container pools are super sustainable.Vet Advises Against These Breeds — Further Proving Why Adopting Is Best
Although all dogs are amazing, and adopting is best, a vet recently went viral for stating the dog breeds he least recommends.Environmentalists Lose Hope After Right Whale Becomes Entangled in a Net for the Fifth Time
After Snow Cone, an endangered right whale in Massachusetts, became entangled in a net for the fifth time, environmentalists are losing hope.Hurricane Ian Results in Mandatory Evacuations and a Potential Tornado
Although Hurricane Ian is only the fourth storm of the season, it may be the worst — take a look on the following updates on mandatory evacuations.Flooding Your Garden Could Help Stop the Effects of Climate Change, Experts Say
Although you may work hard to prevent your garden or yard from flooding, experts say the benefits of flooding your garden may help the environment.Volcanic Eruption Forms Brand New Island in the Pacific Ocean
A few weeks after an underwater volcanic eruption took place, a new island has formed in the Pacific Ocean. But it may not be there for long.EPA's Environmental Justice Department to Launch Several Crucial Initiatives
What is the EPA's Environmental Justice Department planning? There are several initiatives under the new department's belt.Daypacks for Hiking, if You’re Looking To Catch Some Foliage This Fall
Whether you're looking to explore the great outdoors or if you're simply taking a walk in the woods, these are the best daypacks for hiking.What Caused Over 10 Million Gallons of Sewage to Spill in Worcester, Mass.? What We Know
What caused over 10 million gallons of sewage to overflow into a Worcester, Mass. river? Recent heavy rains and a finicky system are reportedly to blame.U.K. Lifts Fracking Ban to Temporarily — and Irresponsibly — Solve the Energy Crisis
In an irresponsible, temporary attempt to mitigate the ongoing energy crisis, the U.K. has lifted its fracking ban.32 Beached Whales Saved, Out of Hundreds That Beached Along Tasmanian Coast (Updated)
Wildlife experts are absolutely devastated, after more than 200 pilot whales beached themselves along the Australian coast of Tasmania.Spike in Online Searches for Emotional Support Animals Shows How Important They Are
A recent study shows a spike in searches for Emotional Support Animals as of August 2022 — this is indicative of how helpful they are for so many.Prince William’s Earthshot Prize Innovation Summit Speech Addresses Climate Change
Although Prince William didn't make it to the Earthshot Prize Innovation Summit in-person, due to the death of Queen Elizabeth II, his speech addresses climate change.Seattle’s Air Quality Is So Bad Right Now, Residents Are Encouraged to Stay Inside
Why are Seattle residents being encouraged to stay inside? The Pacific Northwestern city's air quality is so bad right now, it could be dangerous.Tropical Storm Hermine: The 2022 Hurricane’s Path, Predictions, and More
Tropical storm Hermine is the next named storm of 2022 — it's expected to slam the Gulf of Mexico and Florida Panhandle within the next week.Attention, Gym Rats: Not All Pre-Workout Is Vegan
Is all pre-workout vegan? Although non-vegan varieties aren't quite as common as non-vegan protein powder, there's a chance yours isn't vegan.Looking To Spend More Time Outdoors? Here Are 10 Essentials for Hiking
Whether you're trying to spend some more time outdoors or if you have a hike planned this weekend, here are 10 essentials for your hiking pack.Tropical Storm Gaston Forms Just After Hurricane Fiona Slams Puerto Rico
After forming off the coast of the Azores islands, Tropical storm Gaston is making its path northeast, hopefully remaining in open waters.