Green Matters Staff

Solar charging gives fans a backup plan for issues at sporting events.

Two centuries of digging have pushed one of North America's most valuable woodland herbs onto the international list of species threatened by trade.

The mortgage industry has spent years producing statements about commitment to fair lending.

From Taiwan to Phoenix: Inside the business of water discipline

As climate adaptation becomes more urgent, BRAC is betting on a deceptively simple idea: Start by listening to the people already living with the problem.

For American drivers weighing an electric vehicle, the biggest affordability question is no longer just the sticker price.

Researchers have spent years examining the link between long-term pesticide exposure and neurological conditions like Parkinson's.

Most waste starts on a drawing board, not on a landfill.

The best gut health supplements work because they match a specific job to a specific goal.

The Colossal Foundation and Re:Wild just announced the second cohort of projects supported by the world’s only fund dedicated to returning threatened species to the wild.

A new generation of air care brands are choosing to meet the problem at its source with active natural ingredients.

If you don’t have the time to prepare these foods, or lack the resources to obtain them, a greens gummy may be a potential option in some cases.

Many homeowners wait to update their appliances until an existing one fails; they might consider repairing those appliances instead

For the fifth consecutive year, Juici Patties has received the Green Business Jamaica Award of Excellence.

There is a quieter, greener, far more rewarding way to experience one of the world's most iconic cities: on a bicycle.

This guide looks at the health case for ocean time, the pressure that tourism puts on the coast, and how to plan a trip that leaves the water in better shape than you found it.

JP Rius is the founder of Precision Telemed, a nationwide tele-health platform delivering physician-led weight loss, hormone therapy, and longevity programs to patients.

Nature Echo, produced in an FDA-registered facility, offers mushroom coffee with 11 mushroom species and FOS prebiotic fiber.

Colossal Biosciences announced a new partnership with the University of Tasmania to combat devil facial tumour disease, a contagious cancer that has devastated the Tasmanian devil since it was first identified in 1996.

If there’s one skincare provider that is giving even upscale labels a run for their money and goes far beyond aesthetic packaging, it is French Pharmacy.

Colossal Biosciences has signed a partnership with the Department of the Interior and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to bank the genetic material of all 2,300-plus ESA-listed plants and animals

The founder and CEO of BuzzStar Andy Bachman reached for something most of the industry left behind years ago: guerrilla marketing.

The Dallas biotech wants to push a species into the void, on purpose. The target is the New World screwworm.

The Pets Table’s Mixed Plan is built to make mealtimes easier. It combines Fresh and Air-Dried meals into one subscription.

Jeremy Griffith’s theory is a deceptively simple idea: humans are the only species to have developed a fully conscious, reasoning mind – and that development came at a cost.

The turtle rescue clip offered a different side of the host of The Lexi Star Show.

Jason Draizin and Dr. John Huber released a ketamine therapy workbook in April. This Memorial Day, they're hoping it lands with the veterans who need it.

The California Coastal Commission has named Avery Fisher as a spokesperson for California Coastal Cleanup Day 2026.

Inside Colossal Biosciences' 40-year breakthrough — and the giant lost species first in line to benefit.

Mental health guidance and research on green space and climate stress were reviewed to see how sustainable habits affect daily wellbeing.

Tao Group Hospitality is opening OMNIA Dayclub & Skybar, a 46,000-square-foot entertainment complex built directly on Las Vegas Boulevard.

There was a time when “sustainable” felt like a category you had to seek out. Now, it’s increasingly something you expect.

Creating a healthier home is no longer about individual upgrades, but about how different elements work together to support everyday life.

Buffalo Energy Drink is a fast-rising entrant that is positioning itself not just as an energy source, but as a lifestyle-aligned product built for consumers.

Instead of matching people based on curated profiles or surface-level interests, RTHMS connects users based on real-world behavior patterns.

As the founder of Lorissa’s List, Smith has created a destination for consumers looking to find products that are not only effective but also healthy and sustainable

The EPA’s 4 ppt limit for PFOA and PFOS sets a national benchmark, giving utilities a clear compliance target while helping households understand what regulators consider protective of public health.

While not a perfect solution in every case, prefabricated construction presents a compellingly sustainable alternative to traditional building methods.

Spa & Massage clientele includes elite athletes, actors and actresses, all prioritizing massage therapy as part of their routine.

See how personalized treatment plans and medication-assisted therapy at Raise The Bottom support long-term opioid recovery in Idaho.

When taking into consideration the significant amount of time spent asleep, bedroom air quality remains an often overlooked environmental factor.

AmeriFree Water, a Southern California–based whole-house water system specialist, is transforming how communities experience essential water solutions.

Laptop Outlet positions refurbishment as a practical route to extending the useful life of devices, helping to reduce avoidable replacement and keep capable technology in circulation for longer.

Green innovation is essential. So is human safety.

As the innovation landscape evolves, Robert Susa has observed clear patterns emerging among inventors who want to contribute to sustainability.

This is where data science is useful. It enables companies to stay on top of what is actually happening, identify issues earlier and avoid actions that could destroy their reputation.

Are shipping container homes actually good for the environment? The reality is more complex than it appears on the surface.

This article will look at the office sustainability crisis and how the hydration company FloWater is equipping employers and employees to address it

Officially launching on February 14, 2026, the RTHMS app aims to match people not by how they appear, but by how they live,

Hey Mary Jane is a women-founded wellness company offering micro-dosed cannabinoid gummies designed to support the nervous system.