Gerber Faces Claims of Toxic Heavy Metals and Antitrust Violations — What to Know
Gerber among multiple companies facing legal action over heavy metals and perchlorate found in baby foods.
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Attorneys Considering Class Action Lawsuit Against Native Over "Forever Chemicals" Concerns
Attorneys are investigating whether they have enough evidence to file a class action lawsuit against Native over concerns that the products contain PFAS.
When Will the Camp Lejeune Toxic Water Lawsuit Be Settled? An Update on the Proceedings
A class action lawsuit was filed on behalf of residents of military base Camp Lejeune, who were exposed to carcinogens in the water between 1950 and 1980.
Massive Wildlife Corridor Will Help Animals Safely Cross Major LA Freeway
Wallis Annenberg and the Annenberg Foundation break ground on wildlife corridor being built to help animals safely cross Los Angeles' 101 freeway.
9 Trendy and Eco-Friendly Sneakers Perfect for Your Next Outing
Sneakers are getting more and more sustainable – check out these nine low-impact, vegan options.
Positive Steps Taken to Fight Climate Change in 2024: The Progress so Far
From first of it's kind legislation on PFAS to discovering new species, major progress has been made when it comes to climate change in 2024.
What Is Behind the Excessive Rain and Flooding in Dubai?
Climate change is behind torrential downpours and unusual flooding in the normally arid Dubai.
Fact Check: Are Sharks Really Following Cruise Ships?
While sharks may sometimes be seen trailing cruise ships, they don't actually follow them across the ocean.
EPA Sets a New Standard to Keep Forever Chemicals out of Drinking Water
The EPA has announced a new standard when it comes to forever chemicals found in the nation's water supply.
Fake Botox Linked to Cases of Botulism-Like Illnesses, 4 People Hospitalized
Counterfeit Botox injections have lead to hospitalizations after patients developed a botulism-like illness across the country.
National Pet Day Is for Celebrating Your Favorite Fur Baby
If you're looking to show your fur baby some love, celebrate National Pet Day by treating your cat or dog with these paw-dorable gifts.
Popular Hand Sanitizer Manufacturer Issues Voluntary Recall of Their Products
Aruba Aloe Balm N.V. issued a voluntary recall of two of their hand sanitizer products after they were found to contain methanol.
American Woman's Death Prompts Concerns Over Human-Elephant Conflicts
A woman's death raises questions about the likelihood of human-elephant conflicts, which kill hundreds of people a year around the world.
Cheerios Is Facing a Class Action Lawsuit for Alleged Pesticide Contamination
A class action lawsuit has been filed against General Mills, alleging dangerous levels of a growth-inhibiting pesticide on Cheerios cereals.
How World Water Day 2024 Wants to Use Water for World Peace
Every year, March 22 marks World Water Day — here's what to know about the 2024 holiday, which is hosted by the United Nations.
The 2024 Dirty Dozen and Clean 15 Just Dropped: What Produce to Buy Organic (Exclusive)
The EWG has published the 2024 Shopper's Guide to Pesticides in Produce, with updated Dirty Dozen and Clean Fifteen lists, and we spoke exclusively with an EWG toxicologist to learn more.
A SHEIN Customer Claims a Needle and a Vile of Blood Came in Her Delivery
A Shein customer has taken to social media after Shein customer service and the CDC denied her pleas for help. Here's what we know about the situation.
Is the Chicago River Dye Eco-Friendly? Everything to Know About This Decades-Old Tradition
What is the Chicago River dyed with? Though the St. Patrick's Day tradition looks like an ecological disaster, it isn't actually bad for the environment.
Documentary 'I Could Never Go Vegan' Explores Why So Many Feel That Way
The documentary 'I Could Never Go Vegan' explores the “leading reasons why people refuse to stop eating animals.”
Long Island "Vegan" Bakery Caught Passing Dunkin' Donuts Off As Vegan and Gluten-Free
Cindysnacks has been a Long Island vegan staple since 2019, but the vegan shop discovered that the Savory Fig donuts it was serving were non-vegan Dunkin' donuts in disguise.
Oscar Mayer Finally Launches Its First Plant-Based Meat Products
For the first time in 140 years, Oscar Mayer has launched its first line of vegan meats, making plant-based options even more accessible.
Investigative Animal Rights Documentary 'Christspiracy' Aims to Expose a "2,000-Year Cover-Up"
Kip Andersen and Kameron Waters' investigative documentary 'Christspiracy' aims to expose the exploitative relationship between religion and animals.
Here’s Why People Are Currently Boycotting Kellogg's
Consumers are lodging another boycott against Kellogg's, after the CEO's controversial comments about the corporation's advertising campaign.
Did Elon Musk Really Buy XVideos? Fact-Checking the X-Rated Rumors
Rumors online have led people to believe Elon Musk bought XVideos. Here’s what you should know about where they came from, and why they aren’t true.
Is Elon Musk Really Using Quantum AI to "Eradicate Poverty"? Turns Out, Scammers Are Behind the Rumor
Elon Musk's connection to Quantum AI stems from a series of fabricated videos that circulated social media, and were allegedly part of a scam.
Does Tesla's $100,000 Cybertruck Really Rust? Customers Are Instigating "Rust-Gate"
Are the new Tesla Cybertrucks prone to rusting? Though vehicle owners are furious, the stainless steel exterior itself is likely not rusting. Let's talk rust dust.
Vegan Women Summit 2024 Welcomes Heather Mills, Maggie Baird, and More — Everything to Know
Vegan Women Summit 2024 — which is open to all genders — returns to Los Angeles for its fourth annual summit. Here's everything you need to know about the exciting event.
How Zyn Nicotine Pouches Became a Heated Political Issue
While some legislators are looking towards a ban on nicotine pouches like Zyn, others are passionate about keeping them available.
What is a Closed-Loop System? How Companies Incorporate Sustainability into Production
Closed-loop systems use sustainable supply chains that reuse the same raw materials. Apple and Sierra Nevada are both fans of the practice.
Concerned Pet Parents Accuse Purina of Making Their Dogs Sick
A handful of online posts from concerned pet wonders claim that Purina pet food has led to mild to severe health issues in their pets.
Are Wolves the Key to Curing Cancer? Wolves in Chernobyl May Have Mutated to Resist Cancer
Wolves in Chernobyl may have mutated immune systems, therefore allowing them to become resistant to cancer, say new findings.
These Plant-Based Super Bowl Recipes Are All Winners
Regardless of what your game day plans are, these vegan versions of classic Super Bowl recipes will definitely make for a winning spread.
North Korea Has Threatened to Launch Three More Spy Satellites in 2024
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has made clear his intention to launch three spy satellites, as well as increase the country's military activity overall, in 2024.
Shop for Ethical, Slave Labor-Free Chocolate on Valentine's Day and Year-Round
The cocoa industry is riddled with injustice. Here's our guide on how to seek out ethical, fair-trade chocolate.
Greta Thunberg Cleared of Public Order Offense After Protesting a London Oil Conference
Greta Thunberg joined in a major protest of the oil industry in London, where she was arrested — and subsequently cleared of public order offense.
Pet Food Brands Continue to Be Recalled Into 2024 for Risk of Salmonella and Listeria
Multiple pet food brands have recalled their products in 2023 and 2024 due to possible salmonella contamination. Here's what you should know.
"Do Not Drive" Recall Issued for These Toyota Cars, Due to Perilous Takata Airbags
Toyota issued a safety recall and "Do Not Drive" advisory for its Toyota Corolla 2003-2004 models. The recall is part of the massive recall involving Takata airbags.
Activists Lock Themselves to Construction Equipment to Protest "Cop City" — Details Here
Activists in Atlanta, Ga., locked themselves to construction equipment to halt work and demand that a contractor end work on "Cop City."
Climate Activists Go for the Mona Lisa Again — This Time, With Pumpkin Soup
Two members of the French activist group Riposte Alimentaire threw soup on the Mona Lisa in a January 2024 protest. The Mona Lisa wasn't ruined in the incident.
Is There a Risk to Eating Takis? Why Some Kids End up in the Emergency Room From Snacking
Takis, an addictive spicy snack, has been reported to cause serious stomach issues. Here’s what you should know about the chip.
Adorable Flightless Passenger Decides They Want to Take Flight at a New Zealand Airport
Flights at New Zealand's Wellington Airport were delayed Jan. 12 because of a penguin who was on the runway. Here's the scoop on the "little visitor."
Northern White Rhinos Are Functionally Extinct — but IVF Is About to Change That
After a successful embryo transfer on a southern white rhino, scientists hope IVF can save the northern white rhino from extinction.
Hoards of Iguanas Will Be Tumbling From Southern Florida Trees — Here’s Why
Why do iguanas fall out of trees? In Florida, frozen iguanas drop unexpectedly from trees as they struggle to maintain body temperature.
Woman Arrested for Grand Theft of $2,500 Worth of Stanley Cups
A California woman was caught with a trunkful of Stanley cups after brazenly stealing them from a retail store. The theft is the latest in a Stanley cup craze that is reached absurdity.
Glowing Blue Waves in Southern California Stun Beachgoers: Details Here
Bioluminescent waves appeared in Southern California — here's what to know about dinoflagellate and how they make the ocean glow.
16 Stanley Cup Memes That Show How Ridiculous the Trend Really Is
Stanley cup tumblers are all the rage right now, but some people don't see the appeal. Here are 16 hilarious Stanley cup memes that make show how ridiculous this trend is.
This Southwestern State Could Be the Next to Legalize Human Composting (Exclusive)
Amidst news that Arizona may soon legalize human composting, Recompose founder and CEO Katrina Spade discusses the importance of green death care with Green Matters.
Shein Sued for Allegedly Selling "Imitations" of a Viral Shoulder Bag — What to Know
Uniqlo's parent company Fast Retailing filed a lawsuit against Shein, accusing it of selling an "imitation" of its popular "Mary Poppins" bag.
Starbucks x Stanley's Limited-Edition Pink Cups Are Being Resold for Over $500
The Starbucks Stanley cup released in early January sold out immediately, as consumers camped out and even got in fights over the limited edition tumbler.
"Disease X" Is the Next Pandemic — Here's Why You Don't Need to Worry About It
There are many conspiracies online about "Disease X," but what is it, what are the symptoms, and what is being done to prevent it?