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.
More From Lizzy Rosenberg
Celebrate Your Pup With These Sustainable Dog Birthday Ideas
Whether you're celebrating your dog's first birthday or their 10th, it's important to make them feel loved with a sustainable dog birthday.
Severe Storms in Quebec Results in Power Outages for More Than 90,000 Homes
Quebec residents have been experiencing ongoing power outages since severe thunderstorms slammed Canada's east coast this weekend.
Invasive Axis Deer Are Destroying Hawaiian Ecology
Although the axis deer has been roaming the Hawaiian island of Maui since the 1950s, the invasive species is depleting the island's natural resources.
Ecovillages in the U.S., if You’re Looking To Move to a Sustainable Neighborhood
What is an ecovillage? If you're looking to live in a community with sustainable housing, it could be something to consider — here are some in the U.S.
A Fall Gardening Guide, for Those Looking to Plant, Harvest, and More
If you have a garden, what's in store for fall gardening? Take a look at our guide to see what can be planted, what can be harvested, and more.
Squashing Bugs is Gross — Here's How to Humanely Relocate Them, With Minimal Contact
Having bugs in your home is never ideal, but unless it's the pesky Lantern moth, squashing it isn't the answer. So, here's how to humanely said bug.
Experts Forecast the Northern Lights to Be Visible to U.S. Stargazers This Week
Although the Northern Lights are mostly visible in Iceland, Scandinavia, and Canada, forecasters predict U.S. stargazers can catch a glimpse this week.
The Extinct Tasmanian Tiger Is Being Brought Back From the Dead
When did the Tasmanian tiger go extinct? Although the species has been extinct from years, scientists are now trying to bring the species back.
Dodge Hornet: What to Know About the Company’s New Plug-In Hybrid
Dodge has officially released its latest compact car — the Dodge Hornet. Keep reading for what you need to know about the new plug-in hybrid.
Moving? Here’s How to Get Free Boxes and Other Packing Materials, Sustainably
If you're moving, you're definitely going to need packing materials. But to make sure you aren't being wasteful, here's how to get moving boxes.
Experts Worry Oil Spill Off the PNW's San Juan Islands Will Affect Local Orcas
Local orca whales and other walks of life are in danger after a fishing boat sank and spilled oil in the Salish sea, just off the San Juan Islands.
China’s Famous Yangtze River Has Shrunk Significantly, Thanks to Ongoing Droughts
Amidst fatal floods nearby in Korea, China is facing a serious drought, which has caused the Yangtze River to shrink significantly.
Bahamas’ Famous Pig Island Is Super Popular — But Is It Ethical?
The Bahamas' Exuma Cays are incredibly popular destination for its photogenic beaches, blue waters, and its swimming pigs. But is it ethical?
My 80-Pound Dog Thinks She’s a Lap Dog — Here’s Why She Sits on Us
Why does my dog sit on me? Even though my dog is 80 pounds, she is constantly parking herself in our laps — we're delving into why that might be.
Animal Rights Activists Celebrate Italy's Ban on Culling Male Chicks
Although male chicks are commonly culled, Italy banned the practice, thanks to ongoing campaigns from animal rights organizations.
Arizona’s “Chocolate Waterfall” Is a Seasonal Spectacle Heavily Impacted by Climate Change
Now is the best time to check out Arizona's "chocolate waterfall" aka Chocolate Falls, which is nicknamed for its resemblance to the iconic 'Willy Wonka' scene.
Freeze-Dried Fruit: Is It Healthy?
Is freeze-dried fruit as healthy as fresh fruit? Although it's a solid alternative to other sugary snacks, it's unclear if it's truly nutritious.
Drunk Elephant’s Controversy: Why Did the Popular Skincare Company Lose Its Cult Following?
What happened with Drunk Elephant? The skincare company, which considers itself to be "biocompatible" is facing backlash for a wide range of reasons.
25 U.S. IKEA Locations to Receive Fast Charging Stations for Electric Vehicles
Which IKEA locations will be receiving the new fast charging stations? Once they're installed, the company will have quadrupled its EV chargers.
Several Octopuses Have Escaped From Their Aquarium Enclosures — But Why?
Over the years, many octopuses have escaped from their enclosures at aquariums, including one in Seattle and one in New Zealand. But why do they do this?
Arguments to Ban Carriage Horse Reinvigorated After Another Collapsed in NYC Summer Heat
On Wednesday, Aug. 11, a carriage horse in New York City collapsed in the heat, angering animal rights activists.
Sadly, the Beluga Found in France's River Seine Has Died (Updated)
After taking a few wrong turns, a beluga whale ended up in Paris' River Seine, though he's now being relocated to a saltwater habitat.
‘Top Chef' Winner Brooke Williamson Reduces Kitchen Waste Whenever She Can (Exclusive)
Although reducing kitchen waste can be difficult, 'Top Chef' winner Brooke Williamson gives Green Matters tips in a 'Green Routine' on behalf of Ziploc.
Spain Enforces Air Conditioning Rules in Public Spaces, in the Name of Energy Conservation
In the name of conserving energy, and meeting climate change goals, Spain has enforced rules to save energy with air conditioning and heating.
35 Reported Cases of New Zoonotic Virus Believed to Be Passed to Humans by Shrews
Dozens of cases of a new zoonotic virus, known as the Langya virus, have been reported across China. Here are the symptoms, its origins, and more.
Canned Vegetables: The Advantages and Disadvantages for Your Health and the Planet
Though produce tastes better, canned vegetables have advantages and disadvantages for your health, your bank account, and for the environment.
North London Water Main Broke, Triggering “Tsunami-Like” Floods — What Caused It?
A water main in Islington, a north London neighborhood, broke, resulting in floods, evacuations, and property damage. How does this happen?
Donald Glover on Sustainable Self Care, Vintage Fashion, and ‘Atlanta’ (Exclusive)
Green Matters had the honor of doing sitting down with actor, rapper, and director Donald Glover, on behalf of his latest sustainable investment, Genexa.
Thanks to Ongoing Protests, EgyptAir Will No Longer Transport Lab Monkeys
Thanks to ongoing campaign efforts from PETA, EgyptAir will no longer be transporting lab monkeys from Africa and Asia to the U.S., and elsewhere.
These Meditation Apps Are Perfect for Maintaining a Level-Headed Mindset
Climate change and political turmoil has everyone stressed. Needless to say, if you're looking to maintain a sound mindset, download these meditation apps.
Cracker Barrel’s Vegan Sausage Controversy Is Inciting Hilarious Outrage Among Meat-Eaters
Although many Cracker Barrel customers are excited about the new plant-based sausage, it's incited hilarious controversy among certain customers.
Almost 40 Homes Evacuated in Western Washington, Due to the Williams Lake Wildfire
The Williams Lake wildfire has evacuated about 40 homes, and because of dry and unusually windy conditions, authorities worry it will get worse.
Climate Change Could Completely Destroy Part of the Grand Canyon
How is climate change affecting the Grand Canyon? Unfortunately a part of the iconic National Park will cease to exist, thanks to climate change.
Parts of Boston’s Charles River Drying Up Amid Ongoing Droughts
Parts of Boston's iconic Charles River is drying up amid ongoing droughts, revealing quite a bit of mud, insect-damaged plants, and more.
California Deploys “Water Police” to Impose Water-Wasting Fines Amid Drought
Several California cities have deployed water police to impose fines on those disobeying restrictions, amid the ongoing drought.
Germany’s Rhine River Is Becoming Too Shallow For Trade Ships
The Rhine River's water levels have completely plunged amid the ongoing drought, which has limited trades and skyrocketed shipping prices in Germany.
Wildfire Firefighters Have a Tough Job — So Why Do They Make So Little Money?
How much do wildfire firefighters make? It's an incredibly difficult job that not only requires physical strength, but also bravery and determination.
Study Shows Huge Uptick in Lyme Disease Linked to Global Warming
Why are there more cases of Lyme disease than ever? Recent studies imply there may be a link between the tick-borne illness and climate change.
The Great Salt Lake May Not Be Around Much Longer — Here’s Why
Why is the Great Salt Lake drying up? Although there had been speculations the iconic body of water would dissipate, it's disappearing quickly.
Are Dandelions the One Superfood We’ve Been Sleeping On?
Although dandelions are generally considered to be a weed, there are many ways to incorporate them into your diet for a wide range of health benefits.
Relax Your Mind — Mindful Meditation Benefits Your Mental, Physical, and Emotional Health
What are the benefits of mindful meditation? Although it can be difficult to commit to, practicing has proven mental, physical, and emotional health benefits.
Swifties Can’t Shake Off Disappointment in the Singer’s Exorbitant Private Jet Emissions
Although Taylor Swift markets herself as an eco-conscious star, fans can't shake off their disappointment in her high private jet emissions.
The Choco Taco May Be Discontinued — But Are There Vegan Versions?
Do vegan Choco Tacos exist? The Klondike classic may be on its way out, but we've been hunting for a vegan version of the treat for years now.
At Least Eight People Dead as a Result of Eastern Kentucky Floods (UPDATES)
After approximately 8 inches of rain, eastern Kentucky's floods have resulted in hundreds of homes destroyed, and at least three people dead.
TikTok's Latest Food Craze, Pink Sauce, Is Fit for Any Barbie Queen — But Is It Vegan?
Is TikTok's latest food craze, Pink Sauce, vegan? The trendy condiment, inspired by the Barbie movie, has taken the social media app by storm.
Chinese Booster Rocket Debris Spirals Towards Earth — Here’s What You Should Know
Debris from a Chinese booster rocket is heading towards Earth. It is being meticulously tracked, and is expected to fall sometime next week.
Air Pollution May Put People at a Higher Risk of Dementia, According to Reports
A U.K. government climate organization recently released new information regarding a potential link between air pollution and dementia.
Smog and Ozone Prompt Air Quality Alerts Nationwide — Here’s What That Means
What is an air quality alert? From Portland to Cape Cod, people are receiving air quality alerts, due to unhealthy amounts amounts of smog and ozone.
What to Know About the "Foot and Mouth" Disease Outbreak in Indonesia
Is foot and mouth disease contagious? Indonesia is experiencing a massive outbreak of the zoonotic disease, that generally spreads between cattle.
Agricultural Pollution Triggers Toxic Algal Blooms, an Environmental Hazard
In the world of agriculture and farming, many are pushing for stricter regulations on using pollutive chemicals, which trigger toxic algal blooms.
