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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.
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.
Drivers In Phoenix Pay More To Fill Up The Tank — Here's Why
Why is gas so expensive in Phoenix? Prices of gasoline in Phoenix are more than a dollar per gallon higher than the nationwide average.
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.
You Can’t Replace the Ocean With a Pool — A Look at SeaWorld’s History of Animal Abuse
SeaWorld is known for its animal shows and their talented marine wildlife, but what goes on behind the curtain is not as pleasant.
New California Law Involves Partnering With Native Tribes to Save the Salmon Population
California has canceled its 2023 salmon season, and is officially partnering with Native American tribes to conserve the salmon population.
Is the U.S. Banning Gas Stoves? New York Set to Ban Them in 2026
Is a nationwide ban on natural gas stoves in the cards?
One of the "Worst" Zoos to Release Its Last Two Elephants, a Mother-Daughter Duo
Hogle Zoo's two remaining elephants are leaving, and will be relocated together to another zoo.
Here's Why So Many Dead Bodies Have Been Found In Lake Mead
Why have so many bodies been found in Lake Mead? Ongoing droughts that were triggered by climate change have led authorities to uncover several dead bodies.
Many Blue Holes Have Been Discovered in the Ocean — but What Are They, Really?
What is a blue hole in the ocean? Many have been discovered around the world, with the most recent found just off the coast of Mexico's Yucatan.
Why Climate Activists Are Protesting France Changing the Retirement Age (Exclusive)
In France, climate activists are fighting against the proposed new retirement age.
Report Names Ohio River the Second Most Endangered U.S. River, Because It’s So Contaminated
Why is the Ohio River so contaminated? In a report from American Rivers, it was listed as the second-most endangered river in the U.S.
Netflix's 'Chimp Empire': Director James Reed on the Unique Personalities and Relationships of Chimpanzees (Exclusive)
What is Netflix's 'Chimp Empire' about? Director James Reed spoke with Green Matters about how the docuseries highlights the Ngogo tribe.
The Great Pacific Garbage Patch Now Has Its Own Ecosystem... Gross
The Great Pacific Garbage Patch has grown so much, and it's become such a permanent entity, that it now has its own flourishing ecosystem... joy.
Germany No Longer Uses Nuclear Energy, After Closing Its Last Three Plants
Germany no longer uses nuclear energy after closing its last three plants, which is a major clean energy win.
Sanctuary Owner Ashley DiFelice Faces 17 Animal Cruelty Charges for Severe Neglect (Exclusive)
Ashley DiFelice left the animals of Twist of Fate Farm and Sanctuary to starve to death. We spoke with the woman who discovered this neglect.
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.
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.
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?
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.
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.
New Research: A Healthy Plant-Based Diet Lowers Risk of Cancer, Premature Death, and More (Exclusive)
A healthy plant-based diet can help prevent cancer, cardiovascular disease, and early mortality, according to new research.
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.
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.
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.
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.
“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.
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.
UN Publishes Final, Harrowing Chapter of IPCC Climate Report: "Climate Justice Is Crucial"
The UN and IPCC published the final chapter of its major climate report, known as the Synthesis Report, in March 2023.
California Residents Fear Oncoming Floods, With Pine Flat Reservoir Water Levels Rising
Pine Flat reservoir's water levels are rising behind the Pine Flat Dam — so much so, that residents are concerned.
A Bird Flu Vaccine for Humans Is Now in the Works — Just in Case
A bird flu vaccine for humans is now at the ready, just in case the avian flu begins to worsen.
How to Get Hired for the World’s Cutest Job, as a Professional “Bear Hugger” in New Mexico
You can now become a "bear hugger" in New Mexico, for the sake of conservation.
Minnesota’s Nuclear Leak From November 2022 Is Still Being Cleaned Up, Four Months Later
In Nov. 22, Xcel reported a nuclear leak to the NRC, at its Monticello Nuclear Generating Plant, which is just outside of Minneapolis, Minn.
Dallas Experiences Rolling Blackouts, Thanks to Ongoing Storms
Rolling blackouts in Dallas are the result of ongoing storms slamming the Texas city right now.
Why Do Trains Keep Derailing? And How Can It Be Prevented?
When trains derail, the aftermath can be catastrophic. Many trains carry hazardous materials, making derailments more dangerous, which is why prevention is critical to environmental and human health and safety.
Recent HelloFresh Decision Highlights the Issue of Monkey Labor in Thailand
Ongoing PETA investigations have forced companies such as HelloFresh to stop supplying Thai coconut milk, because of ties to monkey labor.
200 Million Meals Have Been Diverted From Landfills via Too Good to Go (Updates)
One of the restaurant industry's greatest downfalls is inevitably wasting food, and Too Good to Go is an app that delivers surplus food items.
This Year’s Sargassum Seaweed Forecast Stinks — Literally
The 2023 sargassum seaweed forecast is looking pretty bleak — what started invading Florida beaches this week has spread across the Atlantic.
The Audubon Society Considered a Name Change, Because of Its Namesake’s Bad Reputation
The namesake of the National Audubon Society (NAS), John Audubon, was evidently quite racist — so the organization was considering changing its name.
The Willow Project Was Approved — Here's Why That's Bad
Soon, an Alaskan drilling operation will be the largest oil production site on U.S. soil, seemingly a backward move for curbing climate change.
Greenwashy Pembina Pipeline Project to Be Constructed on Indigenous Land
Canada-based gas company, Pembina Pipeline, is likely going to move forward with its latest project, Cedar LNG, after receiving government approval.