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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Although the Klamath River Dams were initially built to provide hydroelectricity to nearby homes, it prevents salmon from migrating — the map shows the removal plan.Biden Promised “Nature-Based Solutions” to Fight Climate Change — What Does That Mean?
What are Biden's "nature-based solutions"? Although the administration promised to invest $25 billion in them to fight climate change, the message is vague.After Moving to the Mountains, I Started a Hiking Journal to Keep Track of My Adventures
What is a hiking journal? Just like any other journal, it tracks your feelings and thoughts — about hikes! Here's how to start your own.Beyond Meat Investing in Research on Link Between Veganism and Cancer Prevention
While we already knew vegan diets came with a myriad of health benefits, Beyond Meat is investing in further research on the link between veganism and cancer prevention.2023 Toyota Prius: Details, When and Where to Get It, and More on the New Hybrid Model
When will the 2023 Toyota Prius be available? The Japanese car company released details on its newest model from its popular line of hybrids.Who Voted for and Against the Respect for Marriage Act? Here’s Who Supports Equality
The Respect for Marriage Act protects same-sex and interracial marriages. Though it passed, what was the vote count, and who voted for and against it?Lake Effect Snow Is in the Forecast — Here’s What That Means
It's only November and there may be some lake effect snow in the weather forecast — here's what that means.Do Vegan College Campuses Exist? This U.K. University Just Went Plant-Based
While many colleges have started offering more plant-based foods, are there fully vegan college campuses?To Save Water, Nevada Bans “Nonfunctional Turf” — Here’s What That Means
To combat the ongoing drought in Nevada, the state has banned all "nonfunctional turf," as keeping it alive wastes noteworthy amounts of water.The EPA Is Finally Taking Action Regarding the Jackson, Miss. Water Crisis
Is the Jackson, Miss. water crisis resolved? Even though a legal agreement hasn't yet been made, the EPA is finally stepping in.Great Barrier Reef Coral Re-Spawns for the First Time in Captivity
For the first time, fragments of surviving coral from the Great Barrier Reef are spawning in captivity, amid Great Barrier Reef recovery efforts.Tesla Accused of Subjecting Construction Workers to Exploitative Work Conditions
Construction workers building Tesla Gigafactory Texas have alleged various labor violations including unfair wages and hazardous conditions..Honeybees’ Lifespans Have Halved Since the 1970s, Even in Captivity
Honeybees live much shorter lives than they did in the 1970s — even in laboratories. Here's why.New Zealand Looks to Lower Animal Farming Impact by Removing Methane From Cow Burps
New Zealand is looking to lower the impact of animal farming by taking the methane out of cow burps using vaccines, selective breeding, and genetically modified feed.Mexico’s New Climate Goals Involve Doubling Its Renewable Energy Capacity
During COP27, Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard met with climate envoy John Kerry to discuss Mexico's renewable energy goals.Are Steam Cars Dangerous? Jay Leno Is Recovering From Injuries Following Serious Accident
What is a steam car? Former 'Tonight Show' host, Jay Leno, is recovering from serious burns following an accident in one of his steam-powered vehicles.California’s Proposed Solar Tariff Incentivizes Low-Income Households to Transition
What is the point of California's proposed solar tariff? The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) will benefit low income families.Climate Activists Strike Art Again — This Time, With Maple Syrup
Shortly after various famous paintings were vandalized last month, two activists targeted an Emily Carr painting with maple syrup in Vancouver last weekend.John Kerry, the U.S. Climate Envoy, Has Been Heavily Involved With COP27
What is John Kerry doing now? After losing the presidential election back in 2004 as the Democratic candidate, he is still involved with politics.Nigella Lawson Made Vegan Gingerbread Recipe on ‘Good Morning America’ — Will She Go Vegan?
Is Nigella Lawson vegan? The famous food writer recently took to 'Good Morning America' with a plant-based gingerbread recipe fans are loving.Where to Get Beyond Meat's Chicken Nuggets and Popcorn Chicken, to Fulfill Your Childhood Dreams
Whether you're vegan or if you simply prefer to eat plant-based every now and then, Beyond Meat's chicken nuggets are now available at select stores.Though Its Population Is Small, Tuvalu Is Being Ravaged by Climate Change
Even though Tuvalu has one of the smallest populations worldwide, the tiny island is being ravaged by climate change.Mother of Three, Jenna Bush Hager, Values Teaching Her Kids About Sustainability (Exclusive)
Jenna Bush Hager tells us about the creation of her children's e-book on marine preservation in partnership with Dawn, and shared her Green Routine.The Monarch Butterfly Annual Migration Has Started — Where They Go, and How to Help Them
Monarch butterflies are on their annual migration from the U.S. to Mexico — but where do they go, why are they endangered, and how can we save them?8 Vegetarian Cookbooks That Will Easily up Your Cooking Game
Whether you're fully vegetarian or if you're just looking to make more meatless recipes, these vegetarian cookbooks will truly improve your kitchen game.Maryland School District to Receive a Massive E-Bus Fleet and E-Bus Charging Station
Shortly after it was announced that several school districts were receiving e-buses, a Maryland school is receiving a massive e-bus fleet and charging station.Shooting Paintball Guns at Dutch Wolves Could Actually Protect Them, in the Long Run
Why are Dutch wolves being scared off with paintball guns? While it sounds counter-intuitive, it may ultimately protect the wolves from being culled.Europe’s Goal to Transition to Renewables Seems to Be Waning — Is That the Case?
Is Europe giving up on renewable energy? The fracking banned was lifted in the U.K., and wind farm sales have declined drastically.The Most Significant Earthquake in More Than Four Years Shakes Romania — Aftershocks Likely
Even though Romania isn't necessarily known for its earthquakes, one of the largest since 2018 has shaken the southeastern European country.Yes, There Are Glaciers in Africa — Though They May Soon Disappear
Are there glaciers in Africa? While the continent may be thought of as warm or tropical, it's actually been home to several glaciers, though they may soon disappear.Fall 2022 Has Been Unseasonably Warm — Will We Have a Proper Autumn Before Winter Comes?
Why is it so warm this fall? Even though we've had a few chilly days here and there, it almost feels like summer never ended.Vegan Chef and Cookbook Author, Tabitha Brown, Has Been Nominated for Two Emmys
Vegan TikTok star, cookbook author, and YouTube creator, Tabitha Brown, has recently been nominated for two Emmy Awards, for her webseries.Biden’s Windfall Tax Would Take a Necessary Stance Against Fossil Fuel Companies
What is Biden's windfall tax? The POTUS announced that fossil fuel companies could face a serious tax if they don't lower fuel prices sooner rather than later.Yes, Burger King Has a New Vegan Menu Item — When, Where, and How to Get It
Where can I get Burger King's Dirty Vegan Nuggets? The fast food chain has announced a brand new plant-based item that customers are dying to get.World Vegan Day Deals and Offerings to Keep You Satiated, Sustainably
Whether you're fully plant-based or if you merely love a good meatless Monday, you'll want to take advantage of these World Vegan Day deals.To Evade Poachers, Rhinos May Be Evolving to Have Shorter Horns
Although rhinoceroses have lived with large horns for many years, scientists believe their horns may be shrinking to adapt to survive poachers.On the Bright Side, Climate Change Is Creating More Rainbows
Even though climate change is making our planet uglier in every way possible, it could contribute to the appearance of more rainbows.Los Angeles Can Expect More Floods in Coming Years, According to a New Report
Why are flash floods becoming more common in Los Angeles, Calif.? Even though the city faces ongoing droughts, aging infrastructure may cause problems.Tropical Storm Lisa to Close Out the 2022 Atlantic Hurricane Season
Tropical Storm Lisa is closing out the 2022 hurricane season. After forming in the Caribbean Sea, it's expected to make a path through Central America.From Drake to Leonardo DiCaprio, These Celebs Have Made Sustainable Investments (Updates)
Sustainable investing is becoming increasingly popular as we look for more ways to support the planet, and these celebrities have done their part.A Shuttered St. Croix Oil Refinery Is Currently at Risk of Exploding
A St. Croix oil refinery, called Limetree Bay, closed in 2021. But chemical releases continued sickening locals, and it's now at risk of explosion.Rachel Carson of ‘Silent Spring’ Is an Environmentalist Icon
Who was 'Silent Spring' author, Rachel Carson? The Pennsylvania native, who wrote about ecology, is considered an environmentalist icon, to this day.Are Dogs Affected by the Climate Crisis? Are They Exacerbating It?
Are dogs affected by climate change? And are they exacerbating it? We're exploring their place in the ongoing crisis affecting our planet.Here Are Tips for an Inclusive Halloween, To Make Sure Everyone Feels Included (Exclusive)
Whether you're looking to ensure you have some candy for everyone, or if you're simply looking for fun Halloween games, here's how to have an inclusive Halloween.Pumpkin Composting Events, to Ensure Your Pumpkin Is Properly Disposed Of After Halloween
Instead of throwing your pumpkins in the trash after Halloween, consider composting them at a pumpkin composting event after the holiday ends.The Ozone Hole Over Antarctica May Be Shrinking — Is This a Good Sign?
Is the ozone hole shrinking? Scientists have noticed the ozone hole above Antartica is getting smaller, which may be a good sign for global warming.While Animal Abuse Plagues the Meat Industry, It’s Rampant in the Pork Industry
While animal abuse is a major problem in the meat and livestock industry, it's particularly prevalent in the pork industry.Hydropower at China’s Largest Plant, Three Gorges Dam, Stunted by Ongoing Drought
Hydropower plants across China, such as Three Gorges, are taking a major hit from the ongoing drought.Kamala Harris Introduces Over 2,000 Electric School Buses to Public Schools Nationwide
Kamala Harris announced on Oct. 26 that the Biden administration is allocating money for more than 2,000 electric school buses nationwide.Hop on the Viral Butter Board TikTok Trend by Making It Vegan
If you're looking to hop aboard the butter board trend, Violife’s Corporate Executive Chef, Lydia Yeakel, has tips for doing a vegan version.