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
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.
Derecho Slams South Dakota, Creating Mass Destruction
South Dakota, and other parts of the midwest, were slammed by a massive derecho, which created mass chaos in the region.
8 Greenpeace Protestors Arrested in the U.K. for Blocking Russian Oil Tanker
A Russian oil tanker in Essex, England was forced to make a U-turn in the Thames River, after protestors blocked its path. Eight have been arrested.
9 Books on Abortion Rights That Everyone Should Read
Whether you're already a parent or if you're interested in learning more about the recent reproductive debates, these books about abortion rights are so important.
Everything You Need to Know About the Fires in Colorado Springs
A fire in Colorado Springs, which was reportedly started by a deputy's car, has been the root cause of several evacuations in the area.
Images of Our Galaxy’s Supermassive Black Hole Have Finally Been Captured
Scientists have officially captured the first-ever images of the supermassive black hole that's located right in the center of our galaxy.
Massive Great White Shark Named Ironbound Was Discovered off the Jersey Shore
Although New Jersey isn't known for its massive sharks, a 1,000-pound Great White Shark was discovered off the Atlantic coastline.
Rising Sea Levels Are Causing Homes in North Carolina’s Outer Banks to Collapse
Because of rising sea levels and erosion, which are triggered by climate change, houses in North Carolina's Outer Banks are collapsing into the ocean.
International Hummus Day Is May 13 — Recipes, Brands to Try, and Instagram Captions
To properly celebrate International Hummus Day, we've rounded up our favorite hummus recipes, brands, and Instagram captions.
Utility Companies Erroneously Blame Renewable Energy for Rolling Blackouts
Major energy companies are already blaming renewable energy for potential future blackouts — is this just hearsay, or is there truth to any of it?
Scientists Follow the "Underwater Yellow Brick Road," Discovered on the Pacific Ocean Floor
Scientists recently discovered what largely resembles the 'Wizard of Oz' yellow brick road underwater — but what is it actually?
Acid Rain Has Been Wreaking Havoc on Our Planet for Decades
Acid rain, which is a side effect of global warming, is wreaking havoc on planet Earth in more ways than one.
Mining E-Waste for Precious Metals: Could It Save the Planet?
Even though e-waste recycling is becoming more commonplace, we need to reuse precious metals in old electronics, to preserve Mother Earth.
Lake Mead and the Colorado River Shortage, Explained
The largest water supply in the west, the Colorado River, is facing ongoing shortages, due to Lake Mead drying up.
Biden Declares the 2022 New Mexico Fires a "Disaster"
Ecosystems and communities across the state of New Mexico are in danger, as rampant wildfires scorch much of the already-dry southwestern state.
The 2022 Baby Formula Shortage: What’s Causing It, and Making It on Your Own
What is causing the 2022 baby formula shortage? Parents around the world are anguishing over the ongoing baby formula shortage right now.
The Best Vegan Bakeries Across the U.S., for Incredible Plant-Based Treats
Regardless of where you are, you can find vegan treats anywhere across the country. These are our favorite vegan bakeries in the U.S.
It’s Alive! Animals Evidently Reside in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch
Is there life in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch? Although the notoriously disgusting section of the ocean is filled with trash, it's also home to fish.
Wind Turbines Are Being Used to Grow Coral Reefs
How can wind turbines save coral reefs? In addition to being a cheap and clean source of renewable energy, they may foster a healthy growing environment.
Planting Bioenergy Crops Is Less Sustainable Than Planting Trees, Study Says
What are bioenergy crops? According to a recent study, planting bioenergy crops instead of trees will do less to curb the ongoing climate crisis.
Fungi-Based Meat Alternatives Are Healthy — And Eco-Friendly
As more people are starting to look to plant-based meat alternatives in lieu of actual animal-based proteins, fungi-based meat alternatives are on the come-up.
Cara Delevingne Suffers From Psoriasis — Are There Natural Remedies for the Condition?
Cara Delevingne announced at the Met Gala that she wasn't going to hide her psoriasis any longer — are there natural remedies for the skin condition?
California Almost Surpasses Renewable Goals, Using Nearly 100 Percent Clean Energy
Although the state of California aimed to transition to 100 percent renewable energy by 2045, it's already almost completely reliant on eco electricity.
Phantom Forests: What They Are, and Why They’re Controversial
What are phantom forests? Many think planting random groups of trees will help save the planet, but it's often viewed as a greenwashing tactic.
Here’s Why Some Communities Are Doing "No Mow May"
Why are some communities doing 'No Mow May'? To celebrate spring and to give pollinators a place to pollinate, people aren't mowing their lawn.
Major Oil Spill in Central African Country of Gabon Averted After 300,000 Barrels Leaked
Although 300,000 barrels of oil leaked at a major plant in Gabon, it appears that one of the worst possible oil spills in history was averted.
Carbon Dioxide Removal Process Sucks Greenhouse Gas Emissions From the Atmosphere
What is carbon dioxide removal? The process, also known as carbon vacuuming, essentially sucks greenhouse gas emissions from the air.
Study Shows a Meat-Free Diet Can Be Perfectly Healthy for Kids
Is it healthy for kids to be vegetarian? A new study published in the medical journal pediatrics shows that a plant-based diet can be totally healthy.
Sea Turtle Nesting Season Is Upon Us — Here’s What You Should Know
Right now happens to be nesting season for sea turtles in the Carolinas and in Florida — here's what you should know about
Upgrade Your Pantry With These Eco-Friendly Spices
Whether you're looking to upgrade your pantry or if you simply need to restock specific seasonings, sustainably sourced spices are the way to go.
Five Vermont Deer Hunters Are Facing Serious Poaching Fines
Although many think of exotic animals when it comes to poaching, a group of five hunters in Vermont are facing major poaching fines for several violations.
One-Fifth of Reptiles Could Go Extinct Thanks to Climate Change, New Research Says
Are reptiles about to go extinct? New research says that one fifth of species worldwide could face extinction, with the ongoing climate crisis.
Here’s How Noise Pollution Affects the Environment
Although noise pollution doesn't involve actual pollutants, its environmental impact is shockingly high.
Major Water Shortage Established in Southern California
Residents in certain Southern California communities are being subjected to major water restrictions amid the ongoing droughts.
A New York Community Is Preparing for Lake Ontario Water Levels to Rise
With climate change on the rise, water levels — such as those in Lake Ontario — are rising. And certain areas are raising their roads in preparation.
A Rattlesnake Bit Actor Cary Elwes — Here’s What to Do if You Have an Encounter
'Princess Bride' actor Cary Elwes was bitten by a rattlesnake while doing work outside of his home in Malibu, Calif. earlier this week.
Here’s Why Ethanol Waste Probably Shouldn’t Be Planted Back Into the Ground
The Mead, Nebr. ethanol plant appears to be doing a number on the environment, as corn waste was "planted" and is now spreading toxins.
Sumatran Tigers: How Many Are Left, Why They’re Endangered, and More
How many Sumatran tigers are left in the world? Three of the highly endangered animals were recently killed in animal traps.
Australian City Reduces Trash Pickups to Encourage Reusable Menstrual Products and Diapers
Are reusable menstrual products going to replace disposables? Australian officials are urging people to transition, as they are taking away weekly trash pickup.
Climate Activist Wynn Alan Bruce Has Died After Protesting Outside the Supreme Court
Climate activist Wynn Alan Bruce self-immolated outside of the Supreme Court, and unfortunately has died, in protest of the ongoing climate crisis.
Kinari Webb of Health in Harmony Talks Saving the Rainforest and Earth Day Plans (Exclusive)
We spoke with Kinari Webb of Health in Harmony, a nonprofit organization that dedicates money and time to protecting our planet's rainforests.
Climate Scientist Asks Twitter Users to Describe the Climate Crisis in One Word
NASA Climate Scientist, Peter Kalmus, polled Twitter users on what one word they would use to describe the ongoing climate crisis.
Greenhouse Gases Are Making the Night Sky Less Dark, Study Shows
Why is the night sky becoming less dark? This is partially due to light pollution, but it's also due to greenhouse gases, Hawaiian experts say.