Anna Garrison

Stanley cups, the viral travel mug, have been recalled after 38 people reported suffering burns due to faulty lids.

A study reveals that seed oils used for cooking like grapeseed, canola, sunflower and corn could sustain and cause colon cancer due to their inflammatory properties.

MadeGood manufacturer Riverside Natural Foods Inc. announced a voluntary recall of some of its granola bars for potentially containing metal.

A couple discovered a polar bear on their driveway in Northern Ontario, Canada, which proceeded to lunge at the wife.

These brands are making nontoxic, cruelty-free, and vegan skincare that's gentle enough for your little one. Check out these five options today.

Exasperated vet techs take to social media to voice their opinions on what pet names are overdone — is yours on the list?

While mushroom hunting with her partner, Mandy Greer became lost and ended up spending the night in an Oregon forest.

Antarctica is experiencing "greening" thanks to climate change, meaning plant cover has increased, leading to biodiversity loss and more.

Although shark attacks are a rarity, in 2024, there were multiple instances of human-wildlife conflict.

Green Matters received exclusive comments from members of Remake's "Walk Your Values" annual fashion show team about their experience.

Black Public Media's social media campaign #ShopLikeNana encourages consumers to shop sustainably in their grandparents' closets.

We've hand-picked seven of our favorite luxury consignment stores for your next purchase or wardrobe statement piece.

Orca whales near the Iberian Peninsula are sinking boats on purpose. Scientists say this may be a learned social behavior from one orca in particular.

After an explosive 2023, Canadian wildfires begin again in May 2024, causing haze across North America. Are the wildfires under control?

Are there eco-friendly fireworks? Or eco-friendly firework alternatives? You could try glow sticks, eco-friendly confetti, or

Tornado watch vs. warning: what's the difference? A tornado watch is more about being prepared, while a warning means a tornado is imminent.

In 2024, sunscreen from the brand Suntegrity has been recalled for mold contamination.

Hummingbird feeders are the perfect addition to your yard or garden. Here are our five suggestions for placing one in your space!

It's always important to pay attention to food recalls, lest you consume something that will make you sick. Is there a recall on cream cheese?

You don't have to take our word for it — we've listed the top 7 best tasting protein bars according to reviews and our own preferences.

Lab-grown meat is a hot topic of discussion, with impending bans on the meat in some U.S. states. Here are the pros and the cons.

Why are pandas going back to China? In 2023, two pandas were transferred from the National Zoo back home. Now, in 2024, two more are arriving.

Mycologist Giuliana Furci spoke exclusively with Green Matters to talk all things fungi, including their many uses and surprising facts.

Green Matters spoke exclusively with representatives from Poshmark to discuss why secondhand clothing is more sustainable and trendier than ever!

Green Matters spoke exclusively with activist Lexy Silverstein to discuss the Shein protest and why fast fashion needs to end.

Are you eligible for Walmart's class action lawsuit settlement? The grocery giant's $45 million settlement applies to customers who bought weighted fruit.

Solar eclipses can hurt human eyes, but what about furry friends? Does your dog or cat need eclipse glasses? The answer may surprise you.

Rabbits are fluffy and adorable, but especially around Easter, more people buy them as gifts for the holiday. Here's why that isn't a good idea.

Grackles are not invasive species, but they can and will push out other native species for resources. We break down how to gently encourage them away.

"Core sleep" is stage 3 of non-REM sleep. Here's why it's equally important as REM sleep and why Apple's use of the term has another meaning.

WBZ News tested the accuracy of dog DNA tests after a reporter sent in a swab from her cheek — and the results categorized her as canine.

A solar eclipse is a rare phenomenon, but humans shouldn't look at the eclipse without protective equipment. Here's how to make eclipse glasses at home.

If you've looked at a grocery receipt recently and wondered why bananas were so expensive, climate change is to blame.

Cinnamon is a popular spice to keep stocked in the cabinet, but the FDA has issued an advisory for 6 brands that potentially contain lead.

Jackie and Shadow, bald eagles in Big Bear, Calif., have been incubating three eggs for over a month. Now they're on "pip watch!"

Blue dragons are beautiful and otherworldly sea slugs, but beachgoers and spring breakers are warned to beware of their sting.

We've selected 7 of the best headphones for working out that won't break the bank or fall out of your ears when you're at the gym.

Killer whales are known for hunting in pods and maintaining a diet of fish and squid. Researchers study orcas that have modified their diets to shark.

Elon Musk's tech company Neuralink began human trials on Jan. 29, but after a Feb. 20 update, some scientists say the results aren't impressive.

What's the difference between aphasia and dysarthria? How about aphasia and other disorders? We unpack how aphasia affects speech.

Hedgehogs are cute and prickly, but why are they illegal in California? The golden state is attempting to curb invasive species.

ERS-2, a satellite, crashed through Earth's atmosphere on Feb. 21, 2024. The satellite was meant to monitor Earth but its mission ended in 2011.

On Feb. 16, 2024, the Food and Drug Administration approved the drug Xolair for those with severe food allergies to prevent severe reactions.

A study reveals that popular cereal brands such as Quaker Oats and Cheerios contain a pesticide called chlormequat. What are chlormequat-free oats?

A rare golden tiger was sighted in India in January 2024, but conservationists are worried this is actually a sign of increased inbreeding.

The first fatal case of the Alaskapox virus occurred in January 2024. Some of the symptoms of this illness can include small red lesions.

A rare case of the Bubonic Plague surfaces in Oregon after a human likely contracted it from their cat. Here's how the plague is still around.

Wolves in Chernobyl may have mutated immune systems, therefore allowing them to become resistant to cancer, say new findings.

The 2024 Paris Olympics is customizing their winner's medals with a unique flair: pieces of the Eiffel Tower! Here's what to know.

Hurricanes are getting stronger thanks to climate change, and a study explains how the current hurricane category scale is not as effective.