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Everything to Know About the Simply Tropical Juice PFAS Lawsuit
Keep reading to learn more about the Simply Orange juice lawsuit, which found PFAS in Simply Tropical juice.Behind Carole Baskin’s Decision to Close Her Infamous Big Cat Rescue
Joe Exotic is likely celebrating from his prison cell, over the news that Carole Baskin's Big Cat Rescue in Florida is officially closing its doors.Gas Prices Are Going up Again — Here’s Why
Why is gas going up again? Well, it all has to do with supply and demand.Earth Day Trivia and Fun Facts for Students of All Ages
These Earth Day trivia questions and answers are perfect for teaching kids — and adults — of all ages about the annual holiday.Bloodshed in the Water: Exploring the Spine-Chilling Shark Attacks of 2023
Though the chances of getting fatally attacked by a shark are one in 3,748,067, the year 2023 has seen a handful of horrific incidents involving the apex predators.Here's What Happened to the Solar-Powered Grill From 'Shark Tank' That Was Going to Rival Elon Musk
This solar-powered grill from 'Shark Tank' got an investment from a very hopeful Shark. But what happened to the business?Ecological Restoration: What It Is, Why It Matters, and How You Can Help
Ecological restoration, the process of recovering a damaged ecosystem, is an important and necessary part of protecting our environment.Happy Earth Day to You! Here Are 18 Hilarious Puns to Share With Your Fellow Earth-Lovers
We all want some Earth Day puns to celebrate our planet, so here are our 18 favorite Earth Day puns to bring some laughs to Mother Earth’s big day.Working on Earth Day? Here Are 5 Easy Ways to Celebrate in the Office
Earth Day 2023 is coming up, and if you’re going to be working, we have 5 easy ways for you to celebrate the holiday.Here's How You Can Mindfully Dispose of All Your Leftover Easter Eggs
Can you recycle easter eggs? Stay tuned for instructions on how to properly and mindfully dispose of all your leftover plastic and real painted eggs.How to Recycle Old Electronics, No Matter the Condition
Electronic recycling is so important — luckily, there are plenty of options for giving your old technology new life.Nuclear Power Isn't As Clean As It the Industry Makes It Seem
Nuclear energy causes pollution — but in a different way than other energy sources.Here’s Why It’s Been Raining So Much in California
Why is it raining so much in California? The answer: Atmospheric rivers.Earth Day Poster Ideas for Any Upcoming Celebrations
Celebrating Earth Day isn't exclusive to April 22, so here are a few poster ideas for your next classroom lesson or environmental protest.Why Conservationists Are Fighting to Protect Georgia’s Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge
The Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge is considered a highly biodiverse site, but it may be in danger with an upcoming mining project.Seasonal Affective Disorder Could Be to Blame for Your Wintertime Mood Changes
What is seasonal affective disorder? Mood changes are often linked to the darker, shorter days of winter, which is commonly referred to as SAD.Are There Giant Catfish Swimming Around the Cooling Ponds of Chernobyl?
A study on the fish of Chernobyl, including the giant Wels catfish, offers another clue in understanding the long-term effects of radiation exposure.These Memes Will Remind You That Every Day Should Be Earth Day
Earth Day is on April 22, and in addition to advocating for the planet, we're honoring Mother Nature with planet Earth-focused memes you’ll love.Attention Teachers: Your Students Will Love These Earth Day Drawing Ideas
In need of some Earth Day drawing ideas for the classroom? Look no further! These projects will keep your students totally entertained.With Less Than 20 Left in the Wild, the Vaquita Could Be Extinct Soon — Here's Why
The porpoise found in the Gulf of California has declined in population exponentially since its discovery in 1958. But why is the vaquita endangered?Plant-Based Passover Recipes + Tips for a Vegan Seder Plate
Passover is a great time to make vegan recipes.5 Tips for Keeping Your Passover Seder Eco-Friendly
Here are a few tips for keeping your Passover seder as eco-friendly as possible.Show Your Love For the Planet By Using These Earth Day Instagram Captions
If you're looking to show your appreciation for Mother Earth this Earth Day, we've come up with some solid Instagram captions to augment your feed.OPEC+ Cuts Daily Oil Production, Causing Oil Prices to Rise Sharply
Oil prices were dropping for a while — but suddenly, they have sharply risen, in response to OPEC+ cutting its daily oil production by 1.66 million barrels.With Hurricane Season Just Months Away, These Are the Worst Hurricanes in History
Hurricane season is closer than you think, and in case you need a reminder of how important it is to prepare, here's a look at storms from years past.What Is a Climate Disadvantaged Community? Many NYC Neighborhoods to Receive Climate Funds
What does it mean to be climate disadvantaged? Several NYC neighborhoods have been identified as such, and will receive climate funds.After Over 50 Years in Captivity, Lolita the Orca Will Officially Be Reunited With Her Mother in the Wild
57-year-old Lolita the orca, who has been kept in captivity at the Miami Seaquarium for over five decades, is finally on the path to freedom.Lamborghini Phased Out Gas-Only Cars — And Released Its First Hybrid
Lamborghini has discontinued its gas-only cars and just released its first hybrid vehicle, .New Yorker Rescues Dog Dumped in NYC Subway Station, Thanks to an Instagram Post (Exclusive)
After seeing an Instagram post about an abandoned dog, New Yorker Heather Hamm rescued the sweet puppy, and has taken her home.Iceland Is Using Geothermal Energy to Heat up the Country
Iceland is using geothermal energy to heat up the country in a way that's safe for the environment, and uses resources already available to do it.How Global Warming Makes It Harder for Fish to Survive
How does global warming affect fish? Scientists say that warming oceans could make it harder for fish to thrive.Ashley Tisdale on Her Plant-Based Journey, Her Go-To Vegan Meal, and More (Exclusive)
Ashley Tisdale is using her platform to promote plant-based eating.Another Train Derails and Spills Hazardous Materials: This Time, in Rural North Dakota
A train has derailed in Wyndmere, North Dakota, spilling dangerous materials in the rural area.From Abandoned to Acclaimed: How Chernobyl's Dogs are Becoming Key Players in Nuclear Research
Discover how the dogs of Chernobyl are revolutionizing our understanding of radiation exposure in this shocking and informative article!Though Solar Geoengineering May Curb Climate Change, Countries Like Mexico Have Banned It
Even though solar engineering could ultimately save us from climate change, countries such as Mexico have banned it entirely.The Ganges River Is One of the Most Polluted in the World
What caused the pollution in the Ganges River? Though it's one of the most polluted rivers in the world, millions source their water from it.Recent Chemical Spill in Philadelphia Suburb Sparks Worry Over Drinking Water Supply
After a chemical spill took place in Philadelphia, authorities are monitoring for water contamination.Ocean Currents Drive Climate Patterns — So What Happens When They Speed Up?
Ocean currents are changing, which means weather could look different, too.Everything You Need to Know About Green Funerals, From Burial Methods to Celebrations
Here’s everything you need to know about green funerals, from eco-friendly burial methods to celebrations.Yet Another New Mosquito Species Detected in Florida, Continuing a Concerning Trend
Florida has welcomed a new species of mosquito, called the Culex lactator — which not only continues a worrying trend — but also could carry disease.TikTok Creators Give a Look Into "Nurdles," Plastic Pollutants Straight From the Oil Industry
Known as nurdles, these plastic pellets are a frustrating form of plastic pollution that has been found in pretty much every facet of nature.5 Planets Will Be Visible in This Month's Parade of Planets: How to Watch
A parade of planets will take over the night sky in late March 2023 — here's how to see it.Overfishing Leads to a Grim Economic and Environmental Future in the Marine World
Overfishing not only pushes marine species to the brink, but people that rely on the dying industry to stay afloat.The Nutr Machine's Founder, Alicia Long, Wants to "Revolutionize the Milk Industry" (Exclusive)
The Nutr Machine, which was on 'Shark Tank' in early 2023, is all about reducing waste and providing customers with healthy non-dairy milk.“Ghost Lakes” Are Likely to Become Increasingly Common With Climate Change
What is a ghost lake? The state of California is home to a lake that dried up 80 years ago, but recently came back to life with recent rainfall.Does the Chernobyl Mutant Spider Exist — or Is It Just an Urban Legend?
Is the Chernobyl mutant spider just an urban legend, or is radiation exposure at the Chernobyl nuclear plant causing mutations in insects?After Producing Gas Cars for Over 100 Years, Dodge Is Going Fully Electric
After being in business for more than 100 years, making traditional gas vehicles, Dodge is going fully electric after 2023.Flint Water Crisis: A Judge Has Finally Ordered Michigan to Pay That $600 Million Settlement
The Flint water crisis has resulted in a settlement of $600 from the state of Michigan, plus a few million dollars from other culprits.Pakistan and Afghanistan's Damage From the March 2023 Earthquake (Updates)
In March 2023, a magnitude-6.5 earthquake shook Pakistan and Afghanistan, resulting in some damage, fatalities, and injuries.
