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
Filming Disney+’s ‘America The Beautiful’ Was Bittersweet (Exclusive)
Although filming 'America the Beautiful' was a fulfilling journey, cinematographer Greg Wilson tells us what it was like filming the effects of climate change.
Eco-Friendly Housewarming Gifts, so You Don’t Go to a Gathering Empty-Handed
If you're attending any housewarming parties, it's obviously rude to come empty-handed — bring these eco-friendly housewarming gifts with you.
For Years, Cleveland Residents Thought They Were Recycling — Now They Actually Can
For years, the residents of Cleveland, Ohio thought they were recycling, when it was really going to landfill. Now the city is debuting a new program.
Thousands of Cows in Kansas Were Tragically Killed — Here’s What Happened
Why did 3,000 cows die in Kansas over the last two days? Reports from farmers say their cattle has not been able to withstand the heatwave.
The EPA Has Lowered the “Healthy” Levels of Forever Chemicals in Drinking Water
Although PFAS, or forever chemicals, are incredibly ubiquitous, the EPA says the "healthy limit" of consuming them is lower than previously thought.
The Ongoing Heat Wave: What's Causing It, How Long It Will Last, and When It Will End
The ongoing heat wave has many wondering what's causing it, how long it will last, and when it will end.
While Some Consider Forest Thinning a Necessity for Places Like Yosemite, Others Do Not
Many heavily forested areas, particularly in regions prone to wildfires, undergo a process called forest thinning. However, many want to ban it.
Arizona’s Monsoon Season Is Starting — Here Are the Predictions So Far
Monsoon season is beginning in the U.S. southwest on June 15 — and while it sounds intense, rain is what the highly arid region needs right now.
Single-Use Plastics Have Officially Been Banned at National Parks
The U.S. Interior Department has announced plans to phase out single-use plastics at its facilities by 2032, which is a major environmental feat.
Biden Hopes to Name Hudson Canyon a National Marine Sanctuary
Where is Hudson Canyon? Biden is considering naming the area, which is abundant with wildlife and 100 miles from New York City, a national marine sanctuary.
Biden’s Protecting Our Kids Act Will Hopefully Combat Gun Violence
What is Biden's Protecting Our Kids Act? This is the Biden Administration's latest effort to combat gun violence, following the Uvalde shooting.
War Causes Cholera Outbreak in Major Ukraine City, Leaving Residents “Drowning in Garbage and Sewage”
What is going on in Mariupol? The Ukrainian city is suffering from a cholera outbreak, thanks to lack of medical supplies, mass burials, and water pollution.
AirWatch Is St. Louis’ New Solution to Tracking Air Pollution
What is AirWatch? Residents of St. Louis, Miss. now have access to an app that tracks air pollution and air quality in a highly polluted city.
What Is Leash Reactivity? If Your Dog Gets Anxious on Walks, You’ll Want to Read This (Exclusive)
Leash reactivity can make walking your dog extremely difficult, however, there are many ways to train them out of it — pet parents, take notes!
9 Gun Control Organizations to Donate To, Volunteer For, and More
Because of the many recent shootings recently, you may be looking to get involved with or donate to one of many gun control organizations nationwide.
Miami-Dade County Issues a No-Swim Advisory, Thanks to Sewer Overflow
Residents of Miami-Dade County are facing widespread no-swim advisories, after serious flooding led to sewer overflow across the region.
Tropical Storm Alex Is Currently Making Its Way Through the Caribbean
The map of tropical storm Alex shows its path through the Carribean — after slamming Cuba and Florida, it's making its way through Bermuda.
Is Your Dog an Aggressive Chewer? These Toys Should Keep Them Occupied
Whether your dog is an aggressive chewer or is simply prone to destroying soft toys, we've compiled a list of dog toys for aggressive chewers.
The EPA Reverses Trump Rule — States and Tribes Can Veto Pipelines, Once Again
Although individual states and tribes were previously allowed to veto pipelines, a Trump ruling prevented them from doing so. But the EPA has returned the power to the states.
Kavaan the Elephant’s Life Story Is Beyond Triumphant
Although the start to Kavaan the elephant's life was undeniably difficult, it looks like the beloved creature is living his best life at a sanctuary.
Finland’s Climate Goals Are Ambitious but Hopefully Achievable
Finland recently set a new climate goal to achieve net zero emissions by 2035, and carbon negativity moving forward — here's how that works.
In California, Bees Are Classified as Fish — Here’s Why
Are bees fish? In a recent court ruling, California recently decided that bees can be legally classified as fish, in the name of conservation.
Climate Change Could Completely Consume the Siberian Tundra by 2050, Studies Show
Unfortunately, the Siberian Tundra could be completely destroyed by 2050.
Just in Time for Global Running Day, These Are the Best Running Cities in the U.S.
Whether you're a longtime marathoner or if you simply love a short daily jog, these are the best running cities, in honor of Global Running Day.
The Tobacco Industry Is Even Worse for the Planet Than You Probably Imagined
What is the impact of the tobacco industry? Even though smoking is already bad for the health of people and the planet, the industry is worse.
10 Vegan Camping Meal Ideas, That Will Make You Feel Like a Gourmet Chef
Even if you aren't great at cooking in your kitchen, these vegan camping meal ideas will make you feel like a literal chef in the great outdoors.
Niue’s Commitment to Ocean Protection Will Preserve a Major Part of the Pacific
Although much of the ocean is too far gone to bring back from climate change, the Pacific Island of Niue is committing to 100 percent ocean protection.
Here’s What You Need to Know About Hurricane Agatha 2022
Hurricane Agatha 2022 is a major storm that's made landfall in Mexico — here's what you need to know about the storm's path, and sustained damage so far.
The U.K.’s Natural Restoration Projects Will Include Peak District National Park
The U.K. is looking to address climate change and restore natural lands nationwide, which will include land within Peak District National Park.
These Sustainable Backpacks Are Cute and Eco-Friendly
Whether you're going on a hiking trip or if you're simply taking a day trip somewhere, finding a durable and sustainable backpack is imperative.
Up Your Sandwich Game With These Vegan Deli Meats
Whether you're looking to make an Italian sandwich, a panini, or an entirely new creation, these vegan deli meats are seriously delicious.
Ahead of Fire Season, Australia Surpasses Several Rainfall Records
Although Australia tends to be dry and prone to wildfires this time of year, the land down under is seeing record amounts of rain, thanks to La Niña.
These Are Our Favorite Reef-Safe Face Sunscreens
Whether you're going to the beach or if you're simply taking a stroll outside, you should be using face sunscreen — and it should always be reef-safe.
These Vegan BBQ Ideas Are Guaranteed to Impress Your Memorial Day Party Guests
If you're looking to spice up your Memorial Day cookout this weekend, look no further than these vegan BBQ ideas – they're plant-based and delicious.
Here’s How Teen Activists in Ecuador Are Making a Difference for the Planet
In response to Ecuador's use of gas flares in the Amazon rainforest, a group of teenage activists from Lago Agrio are demanding government action.
Benzene: What It’s Used For, Exposure Symptoms, and Solutions
What is benzene used for? Exposure to the chemical can be incredibly dangerous, so we're informing readers of possible symptoms, and more.
Environmental Activist Hazel Henderson Remembered for Her Incredible Work
Environmental activist and acclaimed author, Hazel Henderson, has died at age 89, though her work lives on.
A "Sharkcano" Erupted in the Solomon Islands — Here’s What That Means
What is a sharkcano? In the Solomon Islands, a submarine volcano home to sharks erupted, projecting hot acidic water containing volcanic rock and sulphur.
Sundance Award-Winning Documentary on Indigenous Activism in Brazil Is Coming to Theaters
A captivating documentary called 'The Territory' tells the story of Indigenous Brazilian activists who are fighting to save the environment.
Visit a Turtle Sanctuary, Clean up the Beach, or Shell Out Donations for World Turtle Day
May 23 is World Turtle Day — show your support by supporting a turtle sanctuary, donating to a conservation organization, or attending a beach cleanup.
What Are Banana Blossoms? They May Be the Next Vegan Fad
What are banana blossoms? They are becoming increasingly popular in the vegan community, replacing certain animal products in popular dishes.
Washington State Gas Is in Short Supply: Here’s What You Should Know
Although the gas shortage is driving up prices everywhere, it's particularly bad in Washington State — the prices are seriously exorbitant.
Hurricanes Could Be Worse This Season, With the Gulf of Mexico’s Loop Current
A loop current in the Gulf of Mexico could make for an extra intense hurricane season — here's why.
Here’s What You Should Know About the Monkeypox Virus Outbreak
If you're concerned about the recent buzz surrounding a monkeypox virus outbreak, here's everything you need to know about the deadly disease.
Show Your Support for Reproductive Rights at These Abortion Rights Rallies Across the U.S.
Regardless of the gender you identify with, reproductive rights are incredibly important. So to show your support, attend these abortion rights rallies near you.
Here’s What Asian Jumping Worms Look Like, to Identify and Manage the Invasive Species
If you aren't familiar with jumping worms, they are an invasive species that have recently been found in gardens across New England.
The Pros and Cons of Using Water Pipelines to Mitigate Droughts
A proposed water pipeline would carry water from the Pacific Ocean into Utah's almost-dried up Great Salt Lake, which has been facing a major shortage.
New Tool Determines the Probability of Your Home Facing Wildfires
Whether you're in an area vulnerable to fires, or if you're situated in an area saturated by rain, using Risk Factor could be good when buying a home.
Goats Are Good Landscapers, Depending on What You Need Them For
Can you use goats for landscaping? One community in Cincinnati, Ohio is letting goats do the dirty work — but what kinds of things can they accomplish?
A Guide to Camping With Dogs, if You’re New to Tenting With Your Furry Friend
If you've never camped with your dog, doing so is somewhat of an adjustment — but it's a great way for you to bond in the great outdoors.
