Animals Are the Forgotten Victims of Wildfires
What happens to animals in wildfires? These largely man-made disasters can cause huge damage to animal populations, wild and domestic.
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From Waste to Wonder: Mussel Poop May Help Clean Our Oceans
Scientists have done a study that shows mussel poop may be effective in ridding the ocean of microplastic pollution.
The Meaning of Shawn Mendes' "What the Hell Are We Dying for?" Hits a Sour Note
Shawn Mendes released a new single on June 9, 2023, but fans aren't entirely happy. What is the meaning of "What the Hell Are We Dying For?"
You Won't Be Able to Look Away From These Pictures of Wildfire Smoke in New York City
Smoke from the 2023 Central Canada wildfires created dangerous air pollution in New York City. Here are 10 unbelievable photos of the smog.
Celebrate Pride Month With Art: 5 Queer Artists to Follow
Pride Month is here, so what better way to celebrate queerness than with some art?
Robert Lanza and Biocentrism: Do Time and Space Really Only Exist in Our Minds?
Is Robert Lanza’s theory of biocentrism credible? Some physicists disagree with the idea. Here's what you need to know.
Ancient Secrets Unveiled: Are the Gobekli Tepe Carvings Really Dinosaurs?
Carvings found at the Gobekli Tepe archeological site look like dinosaurs, but are they? Let's look at the details behind the dinosaur Gobekli Tepe carvings.
Show Support for the LGBTQ+ Community With Eco-Conscious Pride Shoes
To celebrate Pride Month, sport some eco-conscious Pride shoes made with sustainable materials. We found stylish footwear from 5 top brands.
Piles of Discarded Fast Fashion Items in the Atacama Desert Are Visible From Space
Fast fashion clothes are so harmful to the environment that a pile of discarded items in Chile's Atacama Desert is visible from space. Here's what to know.
Unlocking the Mind: The Gateway Process Explores the Depths of Consciousness
A 1983 CIA study investigated how humans can transcend space and time with their minds using the Gateway Process. Here's more on the reports findings.
How to Celebrate Pride Month Sustainably — at Work, Parades, and More
We’ve rounded up some tips on how to celebrate Pride Month at work, in ways that could actually create meaningful change within your company.
If We Nuke Mars, Would It Really Become an Earth-Like Planet?
Is Elon Musk's suggestion to nuke Mars a feasible plan? Some scientists are skeptical, while others have their own ideas for terraforming Mars.
This California Plastic Surgeon Was Charged with Murder in Patient's Death
A surgeon at Divino Plastic Surgery in San Diego is facing murder charges and several civil lawsuits. Here's what you need to know about the Divino Plastic Surgery lawsuits.
Do You Live Near an Old Nuclear Test Site? Here Are the Most Notable Sites
These nuclear test sites have rich histories.
Navigating Flaws in the Electric Vehicle Transition
There's an inconvenient truth about electric cars. Despite all of their benefits, there are important flaws with EVs.
The Nectar Mattress Lawsuits Allege False Advertising, Fiberglass Content, and More
Nectar has been targeted in recent years for false advertising, misleading consumers, and most recently, for whether the mattresses contain fiberglass..
Will We Ever Discover Oceans on Neptune? What Science Says
Are there any oceans on Neptune? We're looking into what scientists have found about the possibility of oceans on the planet Neptune.
Why Did Catalina Crunch Recall Over 300,000 Cereal and Snack Packages?
Catalina Crunch is popular for its low-carb, keto-friendly, zero sugar, and plant-based protein snacks and cereals. Why was Catalina Crunch recalled?
Deep Well Injection Technology: Can It Cause Earthquakes?
Deep well injection has been common practice for storing liquid wastes for decades, but there are concerns about serious environmental issues.
Are Morphe Products Dangerous for Eyes? Update on Morphe Lawsuit
A Morphe lawsuit alleged that color additives in products were unsafe for eye usage. What's happened with the Morphe class-action lawsuit?
Does the Sun Look Weird or Is It Just Me? Why the Sun Might Look Odd Sometimes
Why does the sun look weird today? The star is affected by all kinds of different factors.
Climate Change Is Often to Blame for the Sun Appearing Red
Why does the sun look red instead of yellow or orange at times? There are several reasons for this phenomenon.
Zoo Miami Is “Deeply Sorry” After Video Shows Guests Manhandling Kiwi Bird
A video showing a kiwi bird being pet and held enraged New Zealand, and sparked an online storm.
The Achilles' Heel of Vertical Farming: What Threatens This Innovative Farming Practice
Vertical farming has many advantages, but it also have its share of flaws. Here are a few of vertical farming's fatal flaws.
The Savannah River Site: Uncovering Its Role During the Cold War
The Savannah River Site in South Carolina played an integral role during the Cold War. What is the Savannah River Site used for today?
3M's Legal Battle Over Faulty Earplugs: Are They Close To A Settlement?
Over 200,000 U.S. soldiers and veterans have filed lawsuits against 3M for defective earplugs. Here's what you need to know about the 3M earplug lawsuit.
This Is How We Could Stop Plastic Pollution — It Takes More Than Recycling
Scientists expect the amount of plastic entering the ocean to triple by 2040, meaning the time to fix plastic pollution is now.
The Tiger Beetle Is One of the Scariest and Fastest Insect Predators Out There
The tiger beetle is a dominant predator in the insect world; however, with their diminishing habitat, survival isn’t as easy.
A Case of Climate Change: What Mars Was Like 4 Billion Years Ago
Four billion years ago Mars was a very different planet than it is today. It resembled Earth and may have been inhabited by life forms.
Beneath the Smiling Facade: Delving Into the Disturbing Behavior of Dolphins
Why are dolphins evil? Many people see the dolphin as a playful, lovable mammal of the sea. But they have a darker side.
Weathering the Drought in Oregon: Your Comprehensive Guide to Staying Informed
The ongoing drought in Oregon seems to be improving slightly, but the state isn’t in the clear yet.
Pale Male, Central Park's Red-Tailed Hawk, Dies at 32 — or Was He Already Dead?
Pale Male, a red-tailed hawk who won the heart of New York City, allegedly just passed away — though some believe he's been dead for years.
Human-Lion Conflict Claims Oldest Lion in Africa: A Devastating Consequence of Climate Crisis
A 19-year-old lion in Kenya was killed by a human after record-breaking drought — highlighting devastation of climate change.
White Island Volcano Eruption Survivor Shows Her Rehab Journey on TikTok
In 2019, a volcano erupted on White Island near New Zealand. Now, White Island volcano eruption survivors are telling their stories.
Advantage Fritz: Why Taylor Fritz Uses Plant-Based Recovery on and Off the Court (Exclusive)
Tennis star Taylor Fritz spoke with Green Matters about how he relies on plant-based recovery products, his passion for protecting the planet, and more.
Feeding the Future: The Most Innovative Vertical Farming Companies
Vertical farming is expected to grow in the coming years. Here are six of the top vertical farming companies in the U.S. in 2023.
How to Keep Your Solar Panels Clean to Improve Their Performance
Learning how to clean solar your solar panels can be a money-saver. Here are some tips for cleaning solar panels safely and effectively.
Investors Get a Peek At Tesla Cybertruck's Minimalistic Interior
The Tesla Cybertruck's interior features a large display screen and dashboard made of recycled paper. The electric trucks are expected to be delivered in early 2024.
Why Is Lake Lanier so Dangerous? Here’s How to Stay Safe When Visiting
Why is Lake Lanier so dangerous? Keep reading to learn more about the stories surrounding the lake.
A Groundbreaking PFAS Treatment Permanently Destroys Forever Chemicals in Drinking Water
PFAS water treatment methods introduced by scientists at both Canadian and American universities are revolutionizing drinking water purification.
Droughts Are Drying up the Colorado River Basin
The Colorado River Basin supplies water to over 40 million people, but climate change could put it all at stake.
Nike's Vegan Collection Includes Air Force 1s Made From Pineapple Leather
Nike also makes vegan Air Force 1s that look exactly like the originals, as well as a few in collaboration with Billie Eilish.
Air Pollution In the Bay Area Is Still a Major Concern
Air pollution in the Bay Area isn't as bad as it was a decade ago, but still poses a large threat to public health.
The UBB Mine Explosion Was the Second Deadliest Mine Disaster in History
On April 5, 2010, 29 coal miners in West Virginia died in the Upper Big Branch Mine disaster. The mine operator, Massey Energy, was found at fault for the tragedy..
The Endangered Species Act Has Been Around for Decades — but Wildlife Still Needs Our Help
As the Endangered Species Act celebrates its 50 year anniversary, we look at how people can help with the top 10 ways to protect endangered species.
The Fukushima Disaster Caused Nuclear Mutations in Both Plants and Animals
Radiation from the Fukushima disaster caused nuclear mutations in plants and animals.
New York's Hudson River Has a Long History of Pollution
Hudson River pollution came about over 30 years — here's how the cleanup efforts have been going since the 1980s.
The West Virginia Chemical Spill Defaced the Elk River — and Actually Prompted Law Changes
After the West Virginia chemical spill of 2014, U.S. lawmakers changed laws regulating toxic chemicals. Prior to the spill, the chemical MCHM was unregulated.
Hawaii Legislators Approve Replacing Hawaii’s Pohoiki Black Sand Beach With a Boat Ramp
Although Hawaii's Pohoiki Black Sand Beach is incredibly new, Hawaiian legislators have approved to dredge it, to replace it with a boat ramp.
Why This River is Considered One of the Most Contaminated U.S. Waterways
The most polluted rivers in the U.S. are threatened by toxic contaminates from industrial waste, agricultural runoff, forever chemicals, and more.