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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Ghana is currently experiencing a concerning outbreak of Marburg virus, a zoonotic disease that can be passed from fruit bats to human beings.The Environmental Pros and Cons of Covering Your Yard With Fake Grass
Eco issues come with maintaining a lawn, but what's the environmental impact of having an artificial lawn? Fake grass may be worse than you think.The Cause of a Fire in Lincoln, Calif. Has Yet to Be Determined
Fires tore through rural California this past weekend, though the Riosa fire, which ignited in a remote part of Lincoln, was quickly contained.Texas’ Soaring Temperatures Coincide With Relentless Smog Cloud
Do heatwaves cause smog? Although smog isn't a side effect of heatwaves everywhere, they do sometimes overlap due to a correlation.Protein Powders for Building Muscle, Losing Weight, or Simply Staying Fit
Whether you're trying to lose weight, or if you're working to build muscle, there are so many amazing plant-based protein powders out there.New York Power Plant to Be Repurposed for Renewable Energy Storage
Although Ravenswood Power Plant manufactured fossil fuels for many years, the New York structure will now be used to store renewable energy.Map Shows That Much of Southwestern France Is Currently Suffering From Serious Wildfires
The fires in Europe have spread to parts of France — as you can see on a few different maps, various regions nationwide are being evacuated.Slurpees Are a Beloved Summertime Treat. But Are They Vegan?
Whether you're fully vegan, or if you're simply seeking out an animal-free summertime treat, you may be wondering if Slurpees are actually vegan.Taking a Hot Girl Walk May Be the Healthiest Choice You Make Today
What is a hot girl walk? Although TikTok has made light of the phrase, it could actually be seriously beneficial for those looking to exercise.Jane Goodall Now Has Her Own Barbie Doll, and We Promise It Isn’t Just for Kids
You heard it here first, folks — beloved ethologist, Jane Goodall, now has her own Barbie doll to honor her achievements as a conservation hero.CDC Study Detects Glyphosate in 80 Percent of Human Urine Samples
Glyphosate, which is a commonly used yet notoriously dangerous herbicide, was detected in 80 percent of urine samples in a recent CDC study.Fin Whale Populations Are Rebuilding, Thanks to Conservation Efforts
Although fin whale populations had been heavily declining for many years, the Antarctic species is making a comeback after years of conservation efforts.The Willow Project’s Looming Approval Would Violate Biden’s Climate Promises
What is the Willow project? Though the Biden administration had pledged to quit fossil fuels, an Alaskan drilling project is on its way to approval.Plant-Based Seafood Made From Microalgae? Groundbreaking.
What is microalgae? Those looking for a plant-based alternative to seafood can soon enjoy vegan "shrimp" made from a certain type of algae.The Environmental Implications of Falling Gas Prices
Although gas prices surged, thanks to the Russian-Ukraine war, they are now falling once again, implying the demand has drastically decreased.Dutch Airline KLM Sued by Environmentalists for Alleged Greenwashing
KLM, a Dutch airline company, was recently sued by environmentalists for alleged greenwashing — here's what you need to know about the case.Scientists Discover a New Year-Round Ozone Hole — What Could It Mean for Life on Earth?
University of Waterloo scientists discovered a new year-round ozone hole, detailing vague implications for what it could mean for life on Earth.What Is Neat Burger? Behind Leonardo DiCaprio’s Latest Sustainable Investment
Leonardo DiCaprio has invested in the latest vegan fast food phenomenon, Neat Burger, which is opening its first U.S. pop-up in New York City.8 Tips to Upgrade Your Run-of-the-Mill DIY Iced Tea
We love iced tea, but there are so many ways to DIY and upgrade the classic beverage, if you're looking for a tasty twist on the classic summer sip.Australia’s 2022 Floods Are Some of the Worst They’ve Seen in Decades
Some of the worst floods to hit Australia in several decades are breaking records in 2022, with thousands of residents being forced to evacuate.Tesla Is in Hot Water After Underreporting Environmental Data
What is Tesla's 2022 controversy about? Environmentalists are furious with the sustainable car company 2022 for underreporting environmental data.This Beer Is Made From Recycled Sewage — In the Name of Education
Brewerkz created a beer that comes from recycled sewage called NEWBrew. It isn't nearly as gross as it sounds, and it's in the name of education.I Did a DNA Test on My Dog — Here’s What It Was Like
If you adopted a mixed breed, chances are you don't know what type of dog you have. That's why I'm sharing my experience with giving my dog a DNA test.Tropical Storm Bonnie May Be the First Hurricane of Summer 2022
If you live anywhere along the U.S. coast, you're likely aware of the impending Tropical storm Bonnie — here's what you need to know, to be prepared.Direct Air Capture Project in Iceland Is the Biggest of Its Kind
Direct air capture projects remove CO2 directly from the atmosphere, and the largest project of its kind, Mammoth, is being erected in Iceland.The Least Visited National Parks in 2021, if You’re Looking To Avoid Big Crowds
Whether you're looking to avoid big crowds or simply try something new, we've rounded up the least visited national parks in the U.S.How a Seattle-Based Startup Is Reforesting Areas Affected by Wildfires
A Seattle-based startup called DroneSeed is helping reforest areas in the Pacific Northwest affected by wildfires, by spreading seeds with drones.International Plastic Bag Free Day Is July 3 — Here Are Our Favorite Reusable Bags
International Plastic Bag Free Day is July 3, so if you aren't already well-equipped, these are our favorite reusable bags.Parts of the U.S. Have Been Experiencing Chilly Summer Weather — Here’s Why
For some, the start to summer 2022 has been chillier than summer's past, but why is that the case? We're exploring why this might be.Whiskey Company Aims to Decrease Invasive Population With Green Crab-Infused Whiskey
Although it isn't vegan, a distillery in New Hampshire, is incorporating invasive green crabs into their new creation, known as Crab Trapper Whiskey.Juul E-Cigarettes Are Being Banned, to Protect the Health of Younger Generations
Why are Juul e-cigarettes being banned? The Biden Administration is looking to ban the sale of Juuls to protect the well-being of younger generations.Parts of Texas Are Taking Water Conservancy Efforts up a Notch, Amid Ongoing Drought
Texas has been in an ongoing drought, and parts of the Lone Star are starting to establish water conservancy plans, to plan for the worst.Colombia’s New Left-Wing President Looks to Transition From Fossil Fuels
Recently, in Colombia's latest presidential election, left-wing politician Gustavo Petro won, and is reportedly looking to transition from fossil fuels.What to Know About Afghanistan’s 5.9-Magnitude Earthquake
In June 2022, a massive 5.9-magnitude earthquake slammed Afghanistan, killing hundreds of innocent people.8 of the Best Vegan Instant Noodles, for a Lazy AF Dinner
Although instant noodles aren't synonymous with health, there are so many delicious vegan varieties that you can add your own flair to.Seattle to Install EV Chargers Along Utility Poles, for Residents Without Home Chargers
To better accommodate electric vehicle drivers, the city of Seattle has installed electric vehicle chargers along utility poles across the city.Here’s How the 2022 Solar Flare Will Affect Life on Planet Earth
You've likely heard there is going to be a solar flare in 2022, so here's what that will mean for life on planet Earth.Dolly Parton Worked From 9 to 5 on Perfecting Cake Mixes — Which Can Be Prepared Vegan!
America's sweetheart, Dolly Parton, is winning over plant-based foodies across the nation with her cake mix, which can be prepared fully vegan.Filming Disney+’s ‘America The Beautiful’ Was Bittersweet (Exclusive)
Although filming 'America the Beautiful' was a fulfilling journey, cinematographer Greg Wilson tells us what it was like filming the effects of climate change.Eco-Friendly Housewarming Gifts, so You Don’t Go to a Gathering Empty-Handed
If you're attending any housewarming parties, it's obviously rude to come empty-handed — bring these eco-friendly housewarming gifts with you.For Years, Cleveland Residents Thought They Were Recycling — Now They Actually Can
For years, the residents of Cleveland, Ohio thought they were recycling, when it was really going to landfill. Now the city is debuting a new program.Thousands of Cows in Kansas Were Tragically Killed — Here’s What Happened
Why did 3,000 cows die in Kansas over the last two days? Reports from farmers say their cattle has not been able to withstand the heatwave.The EPA Has Lowered the “Healthy” Levels of Forever Chemicals in Drinking Water
Although PFAS, or forever chemicals, are incredibly ubiquitous, the EPA says the "healthy limit" of consuming them is lower than previously thought.The Ongoing Heat Wave: What's Causing It, How Long It Will Last, and When It Will End
The ongoing heat wave has many wondering what's causing it, how long it will last, and when it will end.While Some Consider Forest Thinning a Necessity for Places Like Yosemite, Others Do Not
Many heavily forested areas, particularly in regions prone to wildfires, undergo a process called forest thinning. However, many want to ban it.Arizona’s Monsoon Season Is Starting — Here Are the Predictions So Far
Monsoon season is beginning in the U.S. southwest on June 15 — and while it sounds intense, rain is what the highly arid region needs right now.Single-Use Plastics Have Officially Been Banned at National Parks
The U.S. Interior Department has announced plans to phase out single-use plastics at its facilities by 2032, which is a major environmental feat.Biden Hopes to Name Hudson Canyon a National Marine Sanctuary
Where is Hudson Canyon? Biden is considering naming the area, which is abundant with wildlife and 100 miles from New York City, a national marine sanctuary.Biden’s Protecting Our Kids Act Will Hopefully Combat Gun Violence
What is Biden's Protecting Our Kids Act? This is the Biden Administration's latest effort to combat gun violence, following the Uvalde shooting.War Causes Cholera Outbreak in Major Ukraine City, Leaving Residents “Drowning in Garbage and Sewage”
What is going on in Mariupol? The Ukrainian city is suffering from a cholera outbreak, thanks to lack of medical supplies, mass burials, and water pollution.