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
Use These Adopt a Shelter Pet Day Instagram Captions to Show Off Your Fur-ever Friend
Whether you adopted a dog during COVID or if you've been a longtime pet parent, these Adopt a Shelter Pet Day Instagram captions are too cute.
Creator of Three Trees Almond Milk Shares Her Wisdom and Earth Day Plans (Exclusive)
We caught up with Jenny Eu, the entrepreneur behind popular almond milk company, Three Trees. She shed some light on her sustainability journey.
Tunisia Oil Tanker Sinks With 1,000 Tons of Fuel on Board
An oil tanker in Tunisia sank about 7 miles off the coast, while carrying about 1,000 tons of oil — here's what's happening.
Floods in South Africa Have Resulted in Numerous Deaths Across a Major Coastal City
South Africa has been inundated with massive floods which have resulted in widespread damage, as well as numerous deaths across the country.
The 2022 Pink Moon Will Ignite Your Inner Celestial Spirit
When will the 2022 pink moon appear? In April, astronomy nerds will have a field day with a full moon that resembles the start of spring weather.
The Ivory-Billed Woodpecker Was Thought to Be Extinct — Though It Seems That Isn’t the Case
Although the ivory-billed woodpecker was thought to be extinct in 1944, it seems as though the bird was discovered in Louisiana forests recently.
What to Know About the East African Pipeline Controversy
What is the East African Pipeline? Although it hasn't started operating yet, the longest heated pipeline will wreak environmental havoc in Uganda.
Your Chances of Spotting the Northern Lights in the Next Three Years Are Increasing
Why are the Northern Lights becoming more visible? The aurora borealis were once only visible in the north, but they are spreading to wider skies.
Water in Chile Is Officially Being Rationed After a 13-Year Drought
After a 13 year drought, Chile is rationing its water for the capital city of Santiago, which is inhabited by approximately 6 million residents.
The Tegu Lizard, an Invasive Florida Species, Has Made Its Way to Georgia
An invasive species known as the tegu lizard was initially only found in Florida, though now, they've spread reportedly across Georgia state lines.
Vegan Babybel Is Officially Coming to the U.S., so Get Ready to Peel and Play With the Wax
If you're looking for a new snack, Babybel released a vegan cheese that will let you relive the glory days of peeling and playing with the wax.
Biodegradable Golf Balls for a Low-Impact Hole-In-One
If you're an avid golf player, we strongly suggest getting these biodegradable golf balls, to ensure your game's environmental impact is low.
Your Veg Guide to Boston — Our Favorite Plant-Based Spots in the Bean Town
Whether you're visiting Boston for the first time or if you've lived there for several years, these are a few of our favorite restaurants in the city.
Here’s Why California’s Low Snowpack Is Setting off Alarms for Climate Scientists
Why is the snowpack in the state of California alarmingly low? The Golden State is unfortunately experiencing an ongoing drought, due to the snowpack.
The UN’s Latest Climate Change Report Is a “File of Shame” for Failed Carbon Pledges
Members of the United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released the third part of its report on climate change today.
Chemical in Plastic May Be Linked to Obesity, Recent Study Finds
We knew plastic's environmental effects, and health effects associated with certain plastic chemicals, but one chemical in plastic is linked to obesity.
Environmental Redlining Is Why We Need Climate Justice and Intersectionality
Environmental redlining is a major issue that affects BIPOC communities across the U.S., making them more vulnerable to climate change.
Going Vegetarian? Here Are a Few Grocery Store Essentials
Whether you're looking to adopt more of a plant-based diet, or if you're simply starting out as a vegetarian, here are a few shopping essentials.
Perchlorate, Which Has Been Linked to Infant Brain Damage, Still Unregulated By EPA
Why isn't the EPA regulating perchlorate levels in drinking water? The chemical has been linked to a wide variety of health problems nationwide.
Here’s What You Need to Know About the Mountain Valley Pipeline
What is going on with the Mountain Valley Pipeline? Here's what you need to know about the operation that runs through West Virginia.
This Heavily Polluted Waterway May Finally Get a Much-Needed Cleanup
On Thursday, March 31, the EPA is going to outline plans to clean up the Lower Duwamish Waterway in Seattle, Wa.
Questionable Dyson Zone Headphones Cancel Noise, and Supposedly Purify the Air You Breathe
Although many believed it to be an April Fools joke, Dyson released new noise-canceling headphones that also purify the air you breath, too.
Tofurky Won Its Free-Speech Lawsuit to Call Its Vegan Meats “Burgers” and “Sausages”
Tofurky recently won a lawsuit over calling its products plant-based "sausage" and "burgers" — will this end the debate surrounding vegan products?
Best Plant-Based Butter for Cooking, Baking, Spreading, and More
Whether you're baking vegan treats, whipping up a meal, or simply making toast, these are the best plant-based butters, for every type of meal.
Where to See the Northern Lights in the U.S., for the Ultimate Light Show
If you're looking to see a natural light show, the Northern Lights — aka the aurora borealis — will be visible in these U.S. states this week.
Delhi Landfill Fires Spread Toxic Fumes — Yet Another Reason Why They’re Dangerous
What are the dangers of landfills? A recent landfill fire just outside of Delhi has spread toxic fumes throughout the skies of India's capital city.
Half of U.S. Waterways Too Dirty to Swim, Fish, or Drink From, Report Finds
A report by the Environmental Integrity Project estimates that about 50 percent of waterways in the U.S. are too dirty to fish, swim, or drink.
Greywater Systems Reduce Household Water Waste by up to 40 Percent
What is a greywater system? Those who are interested in lowering their impact may be interested in reducing water waste, with this incredible system.
Winter Is Back — Several U.S. States Are Being Slammed by an End-Of-Season Snow Squall
Several U.S. states are currently being slammed by a massive snow squall, which has thus far caused a deadly pile-up in Pennsylvania.
Stanford University Now Fully Runs on Renewable Solar Energy
Stanford University officially transferred to 100 percent renewable solar energy, after a second plant started operating.
Global Warming Is Wreaking Havoc On the El Niño/Southern Oscillation Cycle
Changes in the El Niño/Southern Oscillation cycle are intensifying the effects of global warming and vise versa, creating more widespread damage.
Thanks to TikTok, Eucalyptus Has Become a Health Staple — But What Are the Benefits?
Eucalyptus has become increasingly popular thanks to a series of TikTok videos that suggest keeping it in your bathroom — but what are the benefits?
These Are the Easiest Herbs to Grow, to Always Have Fresh Herbs on Hand
If you're looking to always have fresh herbs on hand, or if you simply want to up your garden game this spring, these are the easiest herbs to grow.
8 Natural Headache Remedies That Will Make Your Pain Disappear
If you're susceptible to headaches, you're likely used to using over-the-counter pain relievers. But these natural headache remedies are just as effective.
Ring in Spring With These Breathtaking Cherry Blossom Festivals
Whether you're looking to travel or tune into live web cam footage, here are a few cherry blossom festivals around the world you won't want to miss.
London Alerts City Dwellers of Toxic Air Quality With High Pollution Warning
The London government has issued an air pollution warning for city dwellers to be aware of the “extremely dangerous” high air pollution index.
Animals Like Happy the Elephant Should Have Rights — In Panama, They Do
Who is Happy the elephant? Many believe the Bronx Zoo icon deserves her own rights — and now in Panama, animals and nature both have rights.
National Puppy Day: 10 Things to Know Before Adopting Your Fur-Ever Friend
It's National Puppy Day, and whether you're looking to adopt or if it's in your future, here's everything you need to know before adopting a puppy.
Mackenzie Scott Donated Over $400 Million to Habitat for Humanity
Who is Mackenzie Scott? The woman formerly married to Amazon tycoon, Jeff Bezos, is now donating millions of dollars to Habitat For Humanity.
Ironically, the "Ever Forward" Ship Is Unable to Move
What is the impact of the 'Ever Forward' container ship? The cargo ship, which is still currently stuck in Maryland's Chesapeake Bay, is concerning environmentalists
At Least 5,000 Exoplanets Exist Outside Our Solar System, NASA Confirms
Although there are only eight planets in our solar system, NASA has confirmed there are upwards of 5,000 exoplanets beyond our solar system.
Watch the "Big Game" at These Vegan Pubs and Sports Bars Across the U.S.
If you're looking to watch the big game and get some plant-based grub, we've compiled a list of vegan sports bars and pubs across the U.S.
Severe Storms in Houston Trigger Flash Flood and Tornado Warnings
Houston, Texas is under tornado watch and many residents have received flash flood warnings, after a major storm slammed southeast Texas.
DIY Easter Decorations for an Eco-Friendly Holiday
Holiday decorations are notoriously wasteful, so why not make your own? That's why we've rounded up a bunch of eco-friendly DIY Easter crafts.
Exposing Pregnant Mothers to BPA May Cause Childhood Asthma, New Study Shows
What's wrong with BPA? Although the plastic chemical was notorious for causing a number of health issues, BPA has now been linked to child asthma.
Singer-Songwriter, Carole King, Has a Long-Standing History of Environmental Activism
Singer-songwriter Carole King is not only an amazing musician, but she also has a long-standing history of environmental activism.
The World of Vegan Meat Has Expanded Tremendously in 2022
If you're vegan or trying to phase out meat from your diet, here are new vegan meat products that have hit grocery store shelves in 2022.
New York City Signs off to Celebrate New Plant-Based Holiday, Citywide
If you're a New Yorker looking to celebrate your plant-based lifestyle, NYC's mayor just signed off on celebrating a new vegan holiday citywide.
This Biomass Company Is Converting Invasive Weeds Into Clean Energy
Can invasive weeds be used to create biomass, and therefore, clean energy? An Australian biomass manufacturer is working on making it happen.
DIY: Eco-Friendly Holi Colors to Make at Home
If you're celebrating the ancient Hindu festival of colors, Holi, there are so many ways to make your own colors, to ensure you're being eco-friendly.
