Big Impact

The world's oldest forest resides near Cairo, N.Y. Its fossils offer insight into the evolution of some trees and animals. Here's what we know.

Many pet products aren't made sustainably and just end up in the trash — here are some sustainable toys that your beloved pets will love for years.

When a British woman bought a unique brooch at an antique store in 1988, she had no idea it was worth anything. That is, until 35 years later.

Online ads claim Musk is behind an energy-saving device that can significantly slash your energy bill. We explore whether it's legit or a hoax.

The sugary sports drink has been quenching thirst for decades, but is it something kids should be drinking? Dietitians break it down.

The Hershey Company faces a lawsuit for false advertising after a woman in Florida discovered her Reese's products didn't have designs.

Much of the clothing donated around the world each year is either resold or thrown away into landfills, posing environmental and health threats.

Satellite images showing Antarctica from space are awe-inspiring. They also have a lot to teach us about what’s happening at the bottom of our planet.

The former oldest living chicken, Peanut, has died at 21 years of age. How long do most chickens live, and why is their lifespan so short?

Monarch butterflies are some of the most common and beautiful insects. But are they more dangerous than they appear? They could be poisonous.

From the "Cheese Twins" to other dynamic personalities, Netflix's documentary series 'You Are What You Eat' highlights the multitude of benefits of a vegan diet.

Discover the fascinating world of beluga whales. We explore their friendly reputation, social behavior, and why interacting with them is a big no-no.

New Year's Eve is a generally wasteful holiday — here's how to ensure your celebration is low-impact this year by thrifting your 'fit and more.

Elon Musk is a headline-making mainstay. He has seemingly supported antisemitic rhetoric in the past, but some wonder if the businessman is Jewish.

In conversation with Green Matters, conservationist Dax Dasilva spoke about his Roots & Shoots collaboration with renowned ethologist Dr. Jane Goodall.

After Christmas, the Rockefeller Christmas tree is taken down from its spot in New York City — and its lumber is used for a virtuous cause.

An adorable 1,300-pound southern elephant seal nicknamed Neil the Seal has been wreaking havoc on coastal towns in Australia. His antics have made him an internet sensation.

Empower Brands' PowerXL air fryers, commonly found in stores such as Walmart and Target, are being recalled for burn hazards.

"By ferming, rather than farming, we can change the world," Arturo Elizondo told Green Matters. Via precision fermentation, the EVERY Egg was hatched.

Golfers at Shukuza Golf Club in South Africa were surprised to see a martial eagle kill an impala on the golf course. The course is located in Kruger National Park.

We can learn a lot from animals. Next time you need a little motivation, remind yourself of one of these seven animals that represent strength.

Shein and Temu are both known for their cheap, fast fashion commodities, but why is Shein suing Temu?

Coca-Cola is recalling multiple products over potential foreign materials contamination. Products include Sprite, Diet Coke, and Fanta.

As it turns out, 'Looney Tunes' and other animated depictions of turtles without shells got it wrong. A turtle without their shell is a gruesome sight.

Venezuela and Guyana have sparred over the Essequibo region since the 1800s; and a 2015 oil discovery in Guyana has ramped up the conflict immensely.

You may know that Spirit Airlines sells some of the cheapest flights out there, but you may not know about all the extra fees behind it.

Tesla does have its fans — but one of them doesn't seem to be the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Here's a record of all the recalls.

Pepsi has discontinued Sierra Mist and replaced it with a lemon-lime soda called Starry. Did it have something to do with internet star Cierra Mistt?

Electric eels can produce an electric current by releasing electrolytes. Shockingly, they may be also altering DNA in the process.

Gatorland, a Florida theme park, announced the birth of an extremely rare leucistic alligator. Find out what makes these gators so unique.

In the U.S., Detroit, Mich., is the test site for a wireless charging road after similar roads have been built globally. Here's what to know.

Residents of Central Florida's "Space Coast" have been waking up at odd hours to house-shaking booms. SpaceX and Space Force say more are on the way.

Scientists have identified a solar system within the Milky Way 100 light-years away that features six planets moving in perfect synchrony.

Shauna Pelley has documented the devastating destruction of her dream home caused by a flood from the Puyallup River. Here's what we know so far.

The president of COP28, Sultan Al Jaber, made a controversial statement that reducing fossil fuels will not help in reaching future climate targets.

Three manatees have lived in captivity for decades. Allegations of inadequate shelter and mistreatment have prompted their transfer to another zoo.

Humans actually pose more of a threat to manatees than they do to us, but just in case you didn't know, here's the scoop on these gentle giants.

Despite being safely monitored by the CDC, some claim negative health conditions associated with the HPV vaccine Gardasil in lawsuits.

An escaped kangaroo was on the loose in Canada for four days before she was caught by police. Here's what to know about her escapades.

GlamourDDive has 2 million followers across social media platforms. Here's a look at her "surprise score" dumpster diving at Victoria's Secret.