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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Three Men Receive 100 Wildlife Violations in One of Wyoming’s Biggest Poaching Cases Ever
One of the largest poaching cases in Wyoming's history has led to the arrest of three men, who have been charged with over 100 wildlife violations.
Threats From Climate Change Lead to Federal Protection of the PNW's Iconic Whitebark Pine
The PNW's Whitebark Pine Tree is protected by the Endangered Species Act, due to threats from climate change, wildfires, and a deathly fungus.
Ecosystems Still Suffering More Than a Week After the Keystone Pipeline Leaked in Kansas
The Keystone Pipeline spilled more than 14,000 barrels of oil in a Kansas creek, which resulted in a major pipeline shutdown — here's what we know.
Ditch Plastic This Hanukkah, and Opt For Sustainable Dreidels Instead
Whether you have children or if you're on your own, dreidel is a great way to celebrate Hanukkah, though opting for an eco-friendly one is important.
Your Ultimate Guide to Getting Started With Bike Packing
What is bikepacking? The new sport, which has garnered quite a following since the pandemic, is a fun way to get outside and explore.
A Former Tesla Employee Now Runs One of the Largest EV Battery Recycling Plants
One of Elon Musk's former employees at Tesla now runs one of the largest EV battery recycling plants in the U.S., called Redwood.
New Orleans Tornado Wreaks Havoc in the Big Easy
Less than a year after a massive twister slammed New Orleans in March 2022, the city was damaged once again by yet another tornado.
Victoria’s Secret Bans Cashmere Because of Its Ties to Animal Abuse — Why Isn't the Fabric Vegan?
Why isn't cashmere vegan? Victoria's Secret has responded to PETA's ongoing pleas, by banning the use of the material that's linked to animal abuse.
World’s Largest Cultivated Meats Production Facility to Open in North Carolina
Wilson, North Carolina is about to open the world's largest cultivated meats facility, from eco-focused food manufacturer, BELIEVER.
Hawaii's Second Shark Attack in a Week Sends a 68-Year-Old Man to the Hospital
A 68-year-old man was sent to the hospital with serious injuries after being attacked by a shark in Hawai‘i Island’s ʻAnaehoʻomalu Bay.
More Than 100 Killed in Democratic Republic of the Congo Floods
At least 100 people in Democratic Republic of the Congo have died after fatal floods washed through the African country.
Beagles Rescued From Envigo Breeding Facility Are Now up for Adoption
Earlier this month, 4,000 neglected beagles were rescued from Envigo, a massive breeding facility in Virginia. Now, those dogs are up for adoption.
Eco-Friendly Hanukkah Candles to Make Your Holiday Sustainable and Bright
Hanukkah is coming up on Dec. 18, but to ensure your eight day celebration is sustainable, check out these eco-friendly Hanukkah candles.
Jaguars May Return to the U.S., Making a Comeback in New Mexico
Are there jaguars in the U.S.? Although the big cat was abundant several centuries ago, environmentalists are attempting to bring them back.
European Wind Turbines at a Standstill Amid an Ongoing “Wind Drought”
While gas prices have soared to the energy crisis, wind turbines across Europe are at a standstill thanks to an ongoing "wind drought."
Nationwide Blizzard Warnings Forecast Snow, Tornadoes, and More
Blizzard warnings across the country predict several inches of snow in the midwest, as well as tornadoes, hail, and more.
Crowd-Pleasing Vegan Party Dishes for This Holiday Season
Whether you're going to a Christmas party or if you're simply getting together with friends, these are the best vegan party dishes.
Sexperts Weigh In on THC- and CBD-Infused Lube (Exclusive)
Right now, CBD- and THC-infused lube are all the rage, but is it worth it? We spoke to a few different sex experts to get more information on both.
How Many People Go Missing in National Parks Every Year? The Numbers Are Pretty Shocking
Unfortunately, with the risks that come with hiking and outdoor adventure, people go missing in National Parks every single year. But how many?
Miyoko's Ice Cream: Where and When to Get It, Flavors, and More
Does Miyoko's Creamery offer ice cream? Seattle-based company, Frankie & Jo's announced it would be offering the plant-based company's ice cream this holiday season.
Climate Change May Be Coming for Christmas Tree Farms — Ho Ho, No
How are Christmas trees affected by climate change? Rising temperatures have scorched thousands of acres of tree farms in almost 12 years.
Environmentalists Worldwide Disappointed After First U.K. Coal Mine Opens in 30 Years
Environmentalists around the world are incredibly disappointed after the first coal mine opens up in 30 years.
House Cats Can Wreak Havoc on Wildlife — Here’s How to Let Them Thrive Indoors
While we know the environmental impact of pets in general can be high with the pet food and toy industry, house cats have a big impact on wildlife.
Protecting New Mexico's Coyotes Would Further Protect the Endangered Mexican Wolf
Why are so many Mexican wolves dying? The endangered subspecies is often mistaken for coyotes — so many are advocating to protect coyotes, too.
‘Cocaine Bear’ Is a Story About an Aggressive Bear on a Drug-Fueled Rampage — Is It True?
Is 'Cocaine Bear' a true story? A new movie starring Jesse Tyler Ferguson tells the story of a drug-addicted bear who then goes on a bloody rampage.
Big Bend National Park Is Expanding by Almost 4,000 Acres, in the Name of Conservancy
In the name of conservancy, Texas' Big Bend National Park is expanding by at least 4,000 acres, thanks to the work of conservancy groups.
Poachers in Ventura County Busted by FWS, and Taken to Superior Court
A Ventura County poaching case, led by a group known as the E-Bike Crew, has gone to Superior Court after being busted by USFWS.
New York City Mayor Invests in Plant-Based Training For Healthcare Professionals
Thanks to a recent investment from New York City Mayor Eric Adams and the American College of Lifestyle Medicine, healthcare workers can now undergo plant-based training.
What Is the Montreal Protocol? It’s Important to Reduce Pollution
What is the Montreal Protocol? The international treaty, which was established in 1987, aimed to regulate the production of chemicals that cause global warming.
5 Facts About Pearl Harbor, As We Remember What Took Place 81 Years Ago
81 years after Japan bombed Pearl Harbor, we're remembering the devastation by looking back with 5 facts about what happened.
Deforestation Is Linked to These Products, Which Are Being Banned by the EU
The European Union has banned all "products linked to deforestation" — but what does that mean? Here's what to know about the new law.
Renewables May Overtake Coal as the Largest Energy Source by 2025, New Report States
The planet has relied on non-renewable and highly pollutive coal for too long — but a new forecast states renewables may overtake coal by 2025.
California’s Drought Is Ongoing — And It’s Taking a Major Toll on the State’s Economy
California's ongoing megadrought has led to economic turmoil, as lakes and reservoirs dry up, wildfires have ignited, and as entire crop fields have died.
U.K. Strikes Triggered by U.K.’s Exorbitant Cost of Living
The cost of living in the U.K. has led to ongoing strikes across several different industries — here's what you need to know about it.
Five of Seven Wells in St. Charles, Mo. Have Been Shut Down, Due to a Water Crisis
What is causing the water crisis in St. Charles, Mo.? Concerns over contamination have led the city to shut down five of seven wells.
What Is a Giant Phantom Jellyfish? This Rare Creature Was Spotted off California Coast
Footage of a 33-foot giant phantom jellyfish that wass spotted off the coast of California recently went viral — these types of sightings are very rare.
Vegan Philadelphia Cream Cheese Is the Cruelty-Free Shmear of Our Wildest Dreams
Plant-based folks and lactose intolerant bagel lovers alike are looking forward to getting their hands onVegan Philadelphia cream cheese.
Snowshoes: What Size Am I, Eco-Friendly Brands, and How to Get Started
What size snowshoe am I, and which brands are the most sustainable? Here's a guide to picking the perfect snowshoes this winter, for beginners.
More Than 2,000 Dead Caspian Seals Have Washed Ashore Russian Coast, for Reasons Unknown
Why are so many dead Caspian seals washing ashore the Russian coast? Over 2,500 have been discovered along coastlines.
Senior Rescue Dog and TikTok "No Bones" Sensation, Noodle the Pug, Has Died
Last year, senior rescue dog, Noodle the pug, became a TikTok star for his "bones or no bones" videos. Sadly, he died this past weekend at age 14.
Kapok Fiber Used For Clothing Adds Compostable, Fruity Flair to Our Wardrobes
While we're generally proponents of shopping secondhand — or not at all — these kapok fiber pieces from Tentree are compostable and renewable.
Is 'Wednesday' Star, Jenna Ortega, Vegan? Here's What We Know About Her Lifestyle
Is 'Wednesday' actress, Jenna Ortega, vegan? Here's what we know about the rising star's lifestyle.
Michigan’s Invasive Hemlock Woolly Adelgid Is Best Detected in the Wintertime
What is the hemlock woolly adelgid? Michigan is fighting off an invasive species that kills its iconic hemlock trees, which are best detected in the winter.
EPA Proposes Adding More Biofuel to Gasoline — Here’s What That Will Mean
What is biofuel? Although it's often touted as a clean energy resource, it certainly isn't as clean as transitioning to an electric vehicle.
These Videos of People Dumpster Diving Outside of Apple Stores Are Insane
Several videos posted to social media have shown people dumpster diving outside an Apple store, which resulted in some very impressive finds.
New Type of Tropical Cyclone Identified off the Coast of Sumatra
Scientists are baffled after a new type of tropical cyclone was discovered swirling above the Indian Ocean, off the coast of Sumatra.
Biden Issues Grant to Relocate Native Americans From Rising Oceans
The Biden administration recently issued a $75 million grant to relocate three Native American tribes from rising sea levels.
Who Is Chuck Sams III? Meet the First Native American National Park Service Leader
Although the U.S. National Parks have a dark past, Chuck Sams III is looking to heal that relationship as the first Native American to lead NPS.
Ski Sustainably With These Eco-Friendly Brands
Whether you're an avid skier or if you're just getting started, opting for sustainable ski brands is best.
Grand Canyon’s “Indian Garden” Renamed to Something More P.C.
Formerly home to many southwestern tribes, it's no surprise the Grand Canyon displaced many of them — which is why the name "Indian Garden" is being changed.