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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Christina Aguilera’s Vegan Lube Company Is Anything but “Dirrty”
Christina Aguilera is truly our genie in a bottle! The renowned pop star recently co-founded a sexual wellness brand that makes vegan lube that we can't wait to try.
Cesar Millan on Making Outdoor Adventures With Your Dog So Much Safer (Exclusive)
In a Q&A with celebrity dog trainer, Cesar Millan, we learn about the Halo dog collar, as well as his tips for recall training, to protect your dog on outdoor adventures.
Show Your Love For the Planet By Using These Earth Day Instagram Captions
If you're looking to show your appreciation for Mother Earth this Earth Day, we've come up with some solid Instagram captions to augment your feed.
Photos From the 2023 Holland Tulip Festival Look Totally Magical
If you can't go to Holland IRL for the annual tulip festival, photos from the 2023 affair are absolutely gorgeous.
What Is a Climate Disadvantaged Community? Many NYC Neighborhoods to Receive Climate Funds
What does it mean to be climate disadvantaged? Several NYC neighborhoods have been identified as such, and will receive climate funds.
Georgia Man Makes Headlines for Hiking Daily — Here Are the Benefits of Doing the Same
Hiking everyday clearly has a number of physical and mental health advantages, as seen after a Georgia man hiked daily, and lost 200 pounds.
Lamborghini Phased Out Gas-Only Cars — And Released Its First Hybrid
Lamborghini has discontinued its gas-only cars and just released its first hybrid vehicle, .
Toxoplasma Gondii Can Kill Otters — But How Does It Impact Humans?
Recently, four otters off the California coast died from a parasite known as Toxoplasma gondii. Now locals are worrying about its affect on humans.
The Permian Basin Superorganism: An Urban Legend or True Story?
The Permian Basin superorganism, aka Mystery Flesh Pit National Park, is said to be located in Texas. But is it real, or is it merely another internet rumor?
Uphilling for Beginners: How to Get Started With Alpine Touring or Skinning
What is uphilling? If you're interested in trying a new winter sport, uphilling — also known as alpine touring or skinning — may be your new hobby.
Here’s How You Can Help the Victims of the Mississippi Tornado
On Friday, March 24, a tornado slammed Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia, killing at least 22 people — here's how to donate to the victims of this tragedy.
Nature Podcasts to Educate — And Get You Excited — About The Great Outdoors
Even if you're more of an "indoor kid," these nature podcasts will help you build a bigger appreciation for the great outdoors.
Though Solar Geoengineering May Curb Climate Change, Countries Like Mexico Have Banned It
Even though solar engineering could ultimately save us from climate change, countries such as Mexico have banned it entirely.
Recent Chemical Spill in Philadelphia Suburb Sparks Worry Over Drinking Water Supply
After a chemical spill took place in Philadelphia, authorities are monitoring for water contamination.
Yet Another New Mosquito Species Detected in Florida, Continuing a Concerning Trend
Florida has welcomed a new species of mosquito, called the Culex lactator — which not only continues a worrying trend — but also could carry disease.
Here’s Why TikTok Health Gurus Are Obsessed With Brazil Nuts
Are Brazil nuts healthy? They're reportedly linked to a number of health benefits, which is why TikTok is suddenly obsessed with them.
“Ghost Lakes” Are Likely to Become Increasingly Common With Climate Change
What is a ghost lake? The state of California is home to a lake that dried up 80 years ago, but recently came back to life with recent rainfall.
After Producing Gas Cars for Over 100 Years, Dodge Is Going Fully Electric
After being in business for more than 100 years, making traditional gas vehicles, Dodge is going fully electric after 2023.
Pakistan and Afghanistan's Damage From the March 2023 Earthquake (Updates)
In March 2023, a magnitude-6.5 earthquake shook Pakistan and Afghanistan, resulting in some damage, fatalities, and injuries.
TikTok Updates Climate Disinformation Policy, Thanks to Friends of the Earth's Campaigns
TikTok released a new policy on climate disinformation, to ensure false claims are identified quickly and immediately, thanks to Friends of the Earth.
California Residents Fear Oncoming Floods, With Pine Flat Reservoir Water Levels Rising
Pine Flat reservoir's water levels are rising behind the Pine Flat Dam — so much so, that residents are concerned.
Everything You Need to Know About Candida Auris, as Case Numbers Rise in the U.S.
A fungal infection known as Candida Auris is becoming increasingly widespread across the U.S. Here are symptoms and information on how it spreads.
These Spring Equinox Rituals Ring in the Warmer Weather
Regardless if you're spiritual or not, these spring equinox rituals are meant to appropriately ring in the new season.
How to Get Hired for the World’s Cutest Job, as a Professional “Bear Hugger” in New Mexico
You can now become a "bear hugger" in New Mexico, for the sake of conservation.
Minnesota’s Nuclear Leak From November 2022 Is Still Being Cleaned Up, Four Months Later
In Nov. 22, Xcel reported a nuclear leak to the NRC, at its Monticello Nuclear Generating Plant, which is just outside of Minneapolis, Minn.
Dallas Experiences Rolling Blackouts, Thanks to Ongoing Storms
Rolling blackouts in Dallas are the result of ongoing storms slamming the Texas city right now.
Thanks to a Sustainable Investment From Leonardo Dicaprio, Neat Burger Is Coming to NYC
Vegan burger chain, Neat Burger, is expanding beyond the U.K. to NYC, thanks to a hefty investment from activist and actor, Leonardo DiCaprio.
Recent HelloFresh Decision Highlights the Issue of Monkey Labor in Thailand
Ongoing PETA investigations have forced companies such as HelloFresh to stop supplying Thai coconut milk, because of ties to monkey labor.
200 Million Meals Have Been Diverted From Landfills via Too Good to Go (Updates)
One of the restaurant industry's greatest downfalls is inevitably wasting food, and Too Good to Go is an app that delivers surplus food items.
Ashlyn Harris “Was Still Breaking Records at 36” Thanks to a Plant-Forward Diet (Exclusive)
On behalf of JUST Egg, we caught up with retired soccer star, Ashlyn Harris, about how her mostly plant-based diet impacted her soccer career.
This Year’s Sargassum Seaweed Forecast Stinks — Literally
The 2023 sargassum seaweed forecast is looking pretty bleak — what started invading Florida beaches this week has spread across the Atlantic.
The Audubon Society Considered a Name Change, Because of Its Namesake’s Bad Reputation
The namesake of the National Audubon Society (NAS), John Audubon, was evidently quite racist — so the organization was considering changing its name.
These Are The Best Vegan Cheeses for Pizza — Crust Us
If you enjoy making pizza at home, these are the best vegan cheeses to do it yourself.
Greenwashy Pembina Pipeline Project to Be Constructed on Indigenous Land
Canada-based gas company, Pembina Pipeline, is likely going to move forward with its latest project, Cedar LNG, after receiving government approval.
EPA Finally Releases a Proposal to Limit PFAS Levels in Drinking Water
After dragging its feet for far too long, the EPA has designed a proposal that would limit PFAS levels in drinking water.
Alternatives to Amazon, Because Jeff Bezos Is Kind of the Worst
If you've officially had it with Jeff Bezos for once and for all, we've compiled a list of alternatives to Amazon, since we're not done with shopping online.
Beach Erosion in Rodanthe, N.C. Collapses Yet Another Home
Yet another home in Rodanthe, North Carolina has collapsed, as a result of continuous beach erosion in the area.
Queensland Floods Are Putting Residents at Risk of Coming Into Contact With Crocodiles
As a result of Queensland's record-breaking floods, Australia residents could be at risk of coming into contact with crocodiles.
Nor’easter Prompts New York to Declare a State of Emergency
New York is in a state of emergency thanks to a Nor'easter that's expected to bring snow and high winds through Wednesday.
The Best Store-Bought Hummus, if Making Your Own Just Isn’t in the Cards Right Now
While homemade hummus is generally our go-to, it isn't always in the cards. Alternatively, these are our favorite store-bought options.
Bushcraft — What It Is, and Why It’s Making a Major Comeback
Bushcraft is making a comeback. But what is bushcraft? Keep reading for an explanation on the practice, and for classes near you.
A Women’s History Month Q&A With ‘Unladylike’ Podcast Host, Cristen Conger (Exclusive)
We caught up with the host of feminist podcast 'Unladylike,' Cristen Conger, to discuss Women's History Month and its intersection with environmentalism.
We’re Lucky to Have These Vegan St. Patricks’ Day Desserts
Even though St. Patrick's Day is notoriously not vegan friendly, we've rounded up a number of recipes you can make for festive vegan desserts.
Sustainable Oscars Red Carpet Looks That Truly Deserved an Award
Although Oscars red carpet style generally trends to be gauche — and let's face it — very wasteful, we love these sustainable red carpet looks.
Maine’s “Sludge Crisis” Is a Major Public Health Issue — but What Is Sewage Sludge?
What is sewage sludge? Maine communities are dealing with a public health problem revolving around waste disposal.
Ella Travolta on Encouraging — Not Forcing — Her Actor Dad to Dabble in Veganism (Exclusive)
We spoke to vegan model, Ella Travolta, on behalf of Silk on the importance of going vegan, and encouraging her actor dad to try vegan food.
Air Pollution Worsens Osteoporosis Among Menopausal Woman, New Study Shows
Osteoporosis is a condition that affects many older people — particularly women — and a recent study shows that air pollution makes it even worse.
After Three Years, Is la Niña Over? And if It Is, When Does El Niño Start?
Is La Niña over? After a "triple dip" — aka three consecutive years of the weather pattern — the winds may be changing. But when does El Niño start?
Coffee Grounds Can Be Upcycled to Make Wood Pellets For Pellet Stoves — Here’s How
Coffee grounds can be upcycled for a number of uses, and apparently, wood pellets for a pellet stove is one of them.
Why School Lunches Are So Bad in the U.S. — And What They’re Like in Other Countries
Why are school lunches so bad in America? In other countries, school cafeteria food is much higher quality.
