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.
More From Lizzy Rosenberg
There’s a Real-Life "Death Star" Moon in Outer Space — And It Might Have an Underground Ocean
Although Saturn may never prove itself to be a livable planet, it turns out the ringed planet's Death Star moon may have an underground ocean.
Chernobyl’s Exclusion Zone Is Now Home to Several Endangered Eagles
Although Chernobyl's exclusion zone is still unsafe for human life, Greater Spotted Eagles are now thriving there, as it's untouched by human life.
Melting Mega-Iceberg Near South Georgia Releases Billions of Tons of Water Into the Ocean
Melting icebergs are contributing to rising sea levels, so you could probably imagine the effects of a melting mega-iceberg south of Georgia.
China’s Methane Cloud Serves as a Daunting Reminder of the Country’s Reliance on Coal
A large methane cloud has formed over China's coal producing region, which is releasing an inordinate amount of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
Beavers Are Heading Farther North, and Melting Permafrost Along the Way
A December 2021 study shows that beavers are heading north to Arctic Alaska, and their ponds are causing notable amounts of permafrost to melt.
9 Eco-Friendly E-Bikes and Motorcycles That Will Make Your Commute 10x More Fun
Whether you're looking to sell your car, or if you're looking for a green mode of transportation, check out these eco-friendly e-bikes and motorcycles.
What Pet Parents Should Know About the Leptospirosis Outbreak in New York City
If you're a pet parent in New York City, you have likely heard about the recent leptospirosis outbreak — here's what you should know about it.
The Fight to Protect Bison in Yellowstone National Park Continues
Should the bison in Yellowstone National Park be protected? There have been ongoing debates about protecting them, and the case is being revisited.
Here’s How Much Show We’ll Get From Winter Storm Izzy
What is winter storm Izzy's path? Several parts of the U.S. are expecting to receive snow, high winds, and cold air from the Arctic this week.
The Oil Spill in Peru: Causes, Relief Efforts, and More
What caused the oil spill in Peru? Apparently, an undersea volcano off the coast of Tonga erupted, which caused a massive oil spill.
In 'Don't Look Up' Fashion, Two Massive Asteroids Are Heading in Planet Earth’s Direction
Do asteroids relate to climate change? A massive asteroid is expected to almost hit planet Earth in 2029, though it's expected to hopefully miss us.
Chemical Pollution Levels Have Surpassed a Safe Limit for Life on Earth, Study Shows
Scientists have conducted a study that shows Earth's chemical pollution has passed the safety limit, from an environmental and public health stance.
Study Shows Vegan Protein Helps Build Muscle Just as Easily as Whey Protein
Is vegan protein just as effective as whey protein? A recent study shows that plant-based protein helps build muscle just as easily as whey.
Take Care of Your Scruff Sustainably, With Eco-Friendly Beard Care
Whether you're planning to grow out that stubble, or if you've had a beard for a while now, we're giving you the run-down on sustainable beard care.
Sustainable Rosé: A Guide to Drinking Pink, Without the Eco-Guilt
Whether you're drinking rosé in the sunshine, or if you're holed up in your apartment, there's nothing better than a sustainable bottle of rosé.
Here’s What Vegans and Vegetarians Are Loving at Costco Right Now
Whether you're vegan, vegetarian, or if you simply want to cut down on your meat intake, these plant-based offerings at Costco are too good to pass up.
60 Percent Less Seeds Are Being Spread, Because Animals and Pollinators Are Dying
Which plants will go extinct? Climate change is first wiping out several animal species, before moving onto plants — but which ones are at risk?
Roy Choi's 'Broken Bread' Explores Food Insecurity and Environmental Justice (Exclusive)
We caught up with famous Los Angeles chef Roy Choi, who told us about exploring topics such as sustainability and food insecurity in 'Broken Bread.'
HGTV's Jeremiah Brent on His New Grove Co. Line and “Green Routine” (Exclusive)
On behalf of Grove Co., we spoke with HGTV designer Jeremiah Brent, who shared details on his home scents line, as well as his Green Routine.
Live Vicariously Through These Incredible #VanLife Instagram Accounts
To live vicariously through people who frequently travel and live sustainably, follow these van life Instagram accounts for inspiration.
Smuggled Bushmeat Could Lead To More Disease Outbreaks, Experts Say
Over 100 pounds of bushmeat were being smuggled at Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport, which experts believe could lead to more disease outbreaks.
300,000 Gallons of Diesel Were Spilled in New Orleans, Killing Thousands of Birds and Fish
Just outside of New Orleans, La., about 300,000 gallons of diesel were spilled, killing thousands of birds and fish — but what caused all of this?
Waking up With Chapped Lips? Here’s Why Your Room Gets So Dry
Why does my room get so dry? There are a million reasons your room might be getting dry in the winter, but there are a number of ways to fix it.
Far Out — This Mini Supermassive Black Hole Explains How They're Formed
What is a supermassive black hole? A Dartmouth University student found the solar system's "smallest" supermassive black hole.
Underrated Kitchen Gadgets That Will Up Your Vegan Home Cooking Game
If you're an avid home cook who appreciates making next-level vegan creations, you should definitely consider buying these underrated kitchen gadgets.
Shredded Too Hard on Your Skis? These Recycling Programs Will Take Care of Their Disposal
Instead of cluttering landfills with old skis, there are so many ski recycling programs that ensure your old equipment is disposed of properly.
The Karakum Desert’s ‘Gates of Hell’ Sinkhole May Close After Almost 50 Years
Why are the Gates of Hell closing? The notoriously dangerous sinkhole, which is located within the Karakum Desert, has been open for the last 50 years.
Conservationists Slam ‘MasterChef Ecuador’ After Challenge Involves Cooking Wild Animals
'MasterChef Ecuador' is currently facing controversy from conservationists and animal lovers alike, after chefs used wild and endangered species.
SPF Chapstick: Why It’s Important, and a Few of Our Favorite Brands
SPF chapstick is useful year-round, whether you're going to the beach or taking a trip to the mountains — these are a few of our favorite brands.
What Is the Ocean Battery? It Could Be Crucial for Renewable Energy Storage
What is the Ocean Battery? This new piece of technology is designed to store renewable energy under the sea.
What Is 1-Bromopropane, and Why Is It So Dangerous?
What is 1-bromopropane? For the first time in three decades, the chemical, which is found in dry cleaning, stain removers, adhesives and cleaners
Sustainable Eyeliner and Brow Pencils to Clean Up Your Makeup Regime
Along with Sprout World's newly-released plantable eyeliner, and there are several other vegan and eco-friendly eyeliner and brow pencils we love.
Here’s Everything You Need to Know About Recycling Deserts
What are recycling deserts? Although the state of California is notoriously sustainable, it seems as though the Bay Area may be a recycling desert.
8.5 Million Gallons of Spilled Sewage in Southern California Forced Several Beaches to Close
About 8.5 million gallons of raw sewage were spilled in Southern California, which led to the emergency closing of several major beaches statewide.
Food Insecurity Is on the Rise, as Prices Continue to Skyrocket
Why are food prices rising? Sadly, food insecurity is predicted to worsen worldwide, as prices in grocery stores have continued steadily rising.
Here’s Why Nuclear Energy Isn’t Actually a Safe Renewable Resource
What is nuclear energy? The European Union has sparked an international debate after calling nuclear energy a "green" renewable energy resource.
Dog TV: What It Does, Why It Can Be Useful, and the Best Channels
What is dog TV? Pet parents — especially those with dogs who suffer from separation anxiety — should be aware of dog TV, as a useful resource.
King Tides Have Been Flooding the San Francisco Area — Here’s What That Means
San Francisco and the rest of the Bay Area are being slammed with floods because of king tides — here's what that means and why it's important.
The Southern Ocean Is Absorbing More Carbon Than We Thought, New Research Finds
Although it's always been known that the ocean absorbs carbon from the atmosphere, it turns out it's more of a carbon sink than we previously thought.
Desmond Tutu Had an Eco-Friendly Burial With Water Cremation
What is aquamation? The late Desmond Tutu opted to have his body go through aquamation, as it's one of the most eco-friendly burial methods.
The Health and Environmental Benefits of Seaweed Are Beyond Impressive
Seaweed benefits human health and the environment in multiple ways — which is why companies in California are making more of an effort to grow it.
After Going Extinct in the Wild, the Tequila Splitfin Is Being Reintroduced
The tequila splitfin is a fish that hails from Mexico. It went completely extinct in the wild a few years back, but now it's being reintroduced.
Post-Christmas, 24 U.S. States Are Under “Extreme Weather Alerts” Thanks to Climate Change
Just after Christmas, extreme weather alerts have been issued to 24 U.S. states, which experts are attributing to the ongoing climate crisis.
Chile’s Constitution Looks to Address Economic Concerns, Sustainably
Shortly after Gabriel Boric won Chile's election, a new constitution is being written to address economic strife as well as environmental issues.
The Bird Flu Resurgence in Northern Israel Could Potentially Lead to Another Pandemic
In 2020, bird flu was confirmed in the U.K. and Europe. Now yet another outbreak has slammed Gailee, infecting thousands of chickens nationwide.
Christmas Cards After Christmas: How to Dispose of Them Properly
Once the holidays have passed, what happens to all of the Christmas cards? Here's how to tell which are recycled, and if so, how to recycle them.
Is Road Salt Bad for the Environment? Here’s What Experts Say
Is road salt bad for the environment? Although it may prevent your car from skidding on ice, it does a number on the environment with its chemicals.
California’s Wildfire Season Lasted For 75 Days This Year
When does California's wildfire season end? This year, it seems as though the Golden State is facing a longer dry season due to climate change.
Recognizing Desmond Tutu for His Incredible Environmental Contributions
South African Anglican bishop and theologian, Desmond Tutu, contributed to the environment by educating the masses and pushing for clean energy.
Climate Change Is Wreaking Havoc on Champagne Piot-Sevillano Vineyard
On Sunday, Dec. 26, the owners of Champagne Piot-Sevillano Vineyard are going on '60 Minutes' to discuss how climate change affects vineyards.