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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Home Remedies for Dog Allergies, if Your Pup Has Seasonal Sniffles
If your dog has seasonal allergies, they may be demonstrating a host of symptoms. And if that's the case, here are a handful of natural remedies.Famous 'Migrant Mother' Photograph Evidently Has a Climate-Related Backstory
You've likely seen the iconic "Migrant Mother" photograph that was snapped in 1936 by Dorthea Lange — evidently, it has a climate-related backstory.KEEN Footwear's New Collection Diverts Landfill Waste From Leather Car Seat Production
Although we generally don't condone the use of leather, as it comes from cows, these shoes use upcycled leather that comes from old car seats.Are Pop-Tarts Vegan? Here Are Homemade and Packaged Varieties Everyone Can Enjoy
Are Pop-Tarts vegan? Certain flavors unfortunately contain milk and gelatin, but there are plant-based flavors, recipes, and packaged copycat options.Will Russian Oil Ban Reinvigorate the U.S.’ Reliance on Canadian Oil?
Earlier this week, the Biden Administration announced a ban on importing Russian oil. But does this mean Canada's pipeline will see a revival?Keep Your Clothes Clean With These Eco-Friendly Laundry Detergents
If you're looking to keep your clothes fresh and clean without doing a number on the planet, here are our favorite eco-friendly laundry detergents.Biden to Reduce Heavy Truck Pollution With Newly Proposed Rule
What is Joe Biden doing to address pollution? The POTUS is tackling air pollution by proposing a new rule that would cut heavy truck pollution.Sustainable Coastlines Hawai'i on What They Want Beachgoers to Know (Exclusive)
We spoke with the incredible minds behind Sustainable Coastlines Hawai'i, which is a nonprofit that looks to keep our coastlines and oceans clean.The Gentle Barn Cow Sanctuary Now Offers Cow Hugging Therapy (Exclusive)
Cow hugging therapy sounds like a dream, but you can make it a reality upon visiting this nonprofit sanctuary that saves cows from bad situations.Will Renewable Energy Take Over With Russian Oil Ban? What We Know
With Russia's Ukranian invasion, the U.S. has announced a ban Russian oil imports. Will that lead to an uptick in renewable energy?Although It Isn’t Ideal, Even Chick-fil-a Has a Few Veg Options
Although it probably wouldn't be a vegan or vegetarian's first restaurant of choice, we've compiled all of the plant-based options at Chick-fil-A.It’s Only a Matter of Time Before Florida’s Key Deer Go Completely Extinct
How many Key deer are left? The species, which is native to the Florida Keys, is endangered — it's only a matter of time before it goes extinct.Ukrainians Are Fearing the Worst, Regarding the Zaporizhzhia Power Plant
What happens if Zaporizhzhia explodes? Ukrainians are fearing the worst, after Russian troops seized the nuclear power plant, and was set on fire.‘The Black Vegan Cooking Show’ Is an Exciting New Plant-Based Web Series (Exclusive)
Although it was supposed to premiere on a major network during COVID, and it got pulled, 'The Black Vegan Cooking Show' will be premiering as a web series.7 Eco-Friendly Nail Polish Brands for Vegan, Cruelty-Free, and Non-Toxic Beauty
If you're looking to keep the earth clean and your nails looking seriously gorgeous, take a look at a few of our favorite eco-friendly nail polishes.Ukraine Man Refuses to Abandon Animal Shelter, While Kyiv Zoo Struggles to Evacuate Animals
As Russian troops continue to invade, Kyiv Zoo's animals are hoping to be evacuated, while a man refused to leave his animal shelter.Smoke From Argentina’s Wildfires Is Currently Suffocating Paraguay
What is creating the smog in Paraguay? The South American country is filled with suffocating smoke, as a result of the wildfires in Argentina.About 23 Million in Afghanistan Are Affected by the Ongoing Famine
The famine in Afghanistan has significantly worsened over the last year — about 23 million residents are facing extreme levels of hunger right now.Sleep Tips for Those Who Can’t Get a Good Night’s Rest
If you're looking for tips on how to sleep better, you've come to the right place.Doug the Pug’s Mom on the Dog-Fluencer’s Heart-Warming Charitable Endeavors (Exclusive)
We caught up with Doug the Pug's mom, Leslie Mosier, to discuss their recent partnership with Grounds & Hounds to raise money for a good cause.Efforts to Repopulate the Iberian Lynx Have Been Incredibly Successful
Iberian lynx populations had effectively deteriorated, but in the last few years, conservation efforts have been proven effective, with numbers way up.Avalanche Warnings Across the U.S. Endangering Mountainside Communities
Avalanche warnings across the U.S. are currently a major concern for mountainside communities — but what causes avalanches in the first place?How Do Plastic Can Rings Affect Marine Life? Coors Transitions to Cardboard Wraps
Does cutting the plastic can rings that keep six packs together actually save sea turtles? Or are we wasting our time after cracking open a cold one?7 Eco-Friendly Music Festivals, to Jam Out Sustainably
If you're planning to listen to any live music this summer, we've rounded up a few of our favorite sustainable music festivals that work to keep the planet clean.West Virginia v. EPA: What to Know About the Environmental Justice Case (UPDATES)
What is going on between West Virginia and the EPA? A major environmental case between the Mountain State and the EPA is taking place right now.Marine Life Still Feeling the Effects of the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill, Years Later
Although the Deepwater Horizon oil spill happened years ago, dolphins are still feeling the effects — and will continue to, with new drilling plans.Humpback Whales Were Moved From Australia’s Endangered List — Are They Still Endangered?
Are humpback whales no longer endangered? The beloved sea mammal was recently removed from Australia's endangered species list.Chernobyl's Power Plant Reportedly Seized by Russia — Which Could Result In a Nuclear Disaster
What will happen to Chernobyl? Russia reportedly seized the northern Ukrainian city — but what will happen to the nuclear ghost town?The White House Has Organized a Meeting to Properly Address Climate Denial
To curb the spread of climate disinformation, the White House has organized a meeting in an effort to find ways to tackle the issue of climate deniers.Facebook Broke Its Promise to Properly Label Climate Denial Posts
Although Facebook promised to label its climate denier information, whistleblowers and a recent study found the company broke its promise.Fried Chicken-Loving Food Network Star Would Use This Plant-Based Meat in a Cooking Competition (Exclusive)
We caught up with Food Network Star and fried chicken restauranteur, Chad Rosenthal, about what it's like to work with plant-based meat, TiNDLE.Why Are Hammerhead Sharks Migrating South? Here’s What Experts Think
A recent study shows that hammerhead sharks have been migrating south from where they used to live, which scientists attribute to climate change.IHOP's New Plant-Based Breakfast Sandwich Is a Delicious Way to Start the Day
Although IHOP isn't exactly known for its vegan options, the beloved breakfast chain has added a new plant-based breakfast sandwich to its menu.How Would Declaring Pablo Escobar's "Cocaine Hippos" Invasive Impact the Species?
How would declaring Pablo Escobar's "cocaine hippos" invasive impact the species? After coming to Colombia decades ago, they've since multiplied.Is Boxed Water Actually Better? Here’s What You Should Know
Is boxed water actually better? In recent years, companies have started making boxed water which is supposedly better for the environment – but is it?The Meat Industry Uses Over 100,000 Tons of Pesticides Annually, New Study Shows
The meat industry has a larger impact on the environment than we've realized, as a new study shows it uses over 100,000 tons of pesticides annually.New Study Pinpoints When the Sea Levels First Started Rising
When did the sea levels start rising? Although global warming was only first officially noticed within the last century, a new study pinpoints the year.Is Renewable Natural Gas a Viable Fuel Alternative? Here’s What You Need to Know
Is renewable natural gas a viable alternative to non-renewable fuel? Before touting it as the cleanest option, it's important to look at allThe Best Secondhand Record Stores in Each City, If Spotify Just Doesn't Cut It
Although most listen to music on Spotify, audiophiles still praise records for sound quality, so here are the best secondhand record stores near you.The Ocean Cleanup On Alleged "Staged" Plastic Removal Efforts (Exclusive)
Environmental and conservation organization, The Ocean Cleanup, is currently under fire after getting accused of staging an ocean plastic cleanup.Biden Invests $1 Billion in a Major Great Lakes Cleanup
After enduring years of pollution, a Great Lakes cleanup is finally taking place — but what will that entail, and why are the Great Lakes so polluted?New Super Mosquitos Carrying Malaria Could Bring the Disease to Populated Urban Areas
Although most malaria mosquitos mostly thrive in rural areas, the "super mosquito" or Anopheles stephensi could infect major African cities.Drugs Are Polluting Our Rivers — Threatening Humanity and the Environment
What is drug pollution? Unfortunately, pollution from pharmaceutical waste is overflowing into our rivers, posing a risk to humans and nature.The Food Network’s Aarti Sequeira: “We’re Meant to Live More in Tune With the World Than We Do Now” (Exclusive)
Green Matters was able to catch up with the Food Network’s Aarti Sequeira, who told us about her new cookbook, and shared her Green Routine with us.Argentina’s Wildfires Are Getting Worse, Having Burned Over 500,000 Hectares
What's going on with the wildfires in Argentina? The South American country is experiencing some of the worst wildfires in decades, which are wiping out wildlife.Are Koalas Going Extinct? Climate Change Has Impacted the Australian Marsupial Population
Are koalas going extinct? This past weekend, it was announced that the beloved Australian marsupial is officially classified as "endangered."February 2022’s Full Moon Is Valentine’s Day Week — So Expect Romance
The February 2022 full moon, aka the Snow Moon, will be making an appearance this week — here's how to see it, what it represents, and more.In the Name of Self-Love, Get Yourself Some Lindt Vegan Chocolate
Does Lindt offer a vegan chocolate bar? The luxury chocolate company now offers a plant-based variety — here's how to get some for yourself.If You’re Getting Into Rock Climbing, Eco-Friendly Gear Is Essential
If you're delving into the vast world of rock climbing, obtaining safe gear is essential — here's how to make sure your hobby is sustainable.9 Banned Books About the Environment That Should Definitely Be On Your Reading List
If you're exploring the world of banned books, here are a handful of them that pertain to the environment, climate injustice, and beyond.