Oatly and Other Drinks Recalled for Potential Cronobacter Sakazakii Infection
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Everything You Need To Know About Buying Eco-Friendly Paper
What is eco-friendly paper and what are the benefits of FSC certified recycled paper? This guide will walk you through the definitions and distinctions between recycled and FSC Certified paper.
What Is the Difference Between Organic and Non-GMO? Here's What You Should Know
Does organic mean non-GMO? Here's what each term means, and the difference between the two so you can better understand the terms and phrases.
Dr. Oz's Research Reportedly Killed Over 300 Dogs While at Columbia University
TV personality Dr. Oz's research reportedly killed over 300 dogs, including a litter of puppies, during his time at Columbia University Lab.
Why Are There Holes on the Ocean Floor? Scientists Deem It a Mystery
Why are there holes on the ocean floor? Although they almost look manmade, according to the NOAA, scientists can't figure out what created them.
Plant-Based Cooking Show Episodes to Fill the Void of Meatless Cooking Series
In a perfect world, the Food Network would be mostly vegan series, but until that happens, watch these plant-based cooking show episodes.
Here’s Why Lake Michigan Is Supposedly the Deadliest of the Great Lakes
Compared to the other Great Lakes, Lake Michigan is considered to be the deadliest of them all. Here's why.
Earth's Core Has Maybe Stopped Spinning — But Don't Panic
Why has Earth's core stopped spinning? Although this may sound like a serious problem, it's actually a somewhat routine occurrence.
Scientist Discovers a Plastic-Eating Bacteria That Actually Digests Plastic Pollution
A recent study details the discovery and application of a plastic-eating bacteria.
4.2 Magnitude Earthquake Shook Malibu Beach Residents Early This Morning
Was there an earthquake in Malibu last night? Around 2 a.m., residents reported shaking, but there was no alert sent to residents' cellphones beforehand.
Ben & Jerry's Is Now Making Dog Ice Cream — but What Is It Made Of?
What is dog ice cream? Ben & Jerry's is releasing a canine version of their classic dessert — here's what it's made of, safe ingredients, and more.
New to Hiking? These Outdoor Adventure Groups Are Designed for Beginners
If you're new to the outdoors and are interested in doing some exploring, these hiking groups for beginners will help you get outside with professionals.
Vegan Options at Subway, From the Veggie Delite to a DIY Sandwich
It is totally possible to eat vegan at Subway. You just have to know what to order.
An Old U.S. Law Bans Citizens From Buying Alcohol on Election Day — Is It Still Active?
Can you buy alcohol on Election Day? An old U.S. law prohibits citizens from purchasing alcohol day-of, but it varies based on where you live.
TikTok Video Reveals Animals Don't Sleep Through Hibernation — What Do They Do Instead?
What happens when animals hibernate? A recent viral TikTok has shocked animal lovers, as it revealed that some animals don't sleep the entire time.
Ongoing Protests Across Peru Close Off Machu Picchu to Tourists
Anti-government protests across Peru resulted in the closing of Machu Picchu — while people were visiting. Here's what happened.
Xbox Consoles Will Now Automatically Power Down When Inactive, to Save Power
Xbox is rolling out an automatic power down, which will save electricity and ultimately contribute to Microsoft's climate change goals.
Large Numbers of Dolphins to Be Killed in Japan’s Annual Taiji Slaughter
Although it's been considered cruel and unusual for years now, Japan's annual Taiji slaughter is about to cruelly kill hundreds of dolphins.
As the World Faces Overpopulation, Japan's Birth Rate Is Declining and Reportedly Threatening Society
The rapidly decreasing birth rate in Japan has the country's prime minister concerned about the potential consequences of underpopulation in Japan.
Dolphins Were Spotted in the Bronx River — And We Promise That’s a Good Thing
Although it may sound concerning that dolphins were spotted in the Bronx River earlier this week, it's ultimately a good sign of cleanliness.
The Landfill Fire in Moody, Ala. Is Getting Federal Attention — After Two Long Months
A landfill fire in Moody, Ala. has been ablaze for almost two months now, and finally, the EPA has decided to step in to provide federal aid.
AmazonSmile Is Sadly Ending, After Earning Charities Half a Billion Dollars
AmazonSmile is ending, Amazon just announced.
There Are More Solar Systems in Our Galaxy Than You Can Count
Have you ever wondered what exists beyond the Milky Way? Astronomers now have answers.
Thinx Settles in Class Action Lawsuit Over PFAS — How to Get Your Payment
If you have ever purchased a pair of Thinx, here's how to claim money via Thinx's class action settlement.
Scotland's Capital City Just Signed the Plant Based Treaty — Here's What That Means
What is the Plant Based Treaty? Scotland's capital city, Edinburgh, just joined several other cities by adding its long-awaited signature.
Why 'Nuclear Now' Documentarian, Oliver Stone, Heavily Condemns the Environmental Movement
Who is Oliver Stone, and what is his documentary, 'Nuclear Now'? The filmmaker was quick to slam the environmental movement at Davos 2023 in light of his new film.
Police Fatally Shoot Atlanta Forest Defender During "Cop City" Protest — Everything to Know About This Movement
Atlanta forest defenders are protesting to defend Weelaunee Forest — here's everything you need to know.
Beavers Reintroduced to England, After Being Hunted to Local Extinction
Though beavers were declared "locally extinct" in England 400 years ago, conservationists are now attempting to reintroduce them, once again.
The Davos Conference Returns for the First Time Since the Pandemic — But What Is It?
Until 2020, the Davos Conference had taken place annually in Switzerland, and it's finally back. But what is the Davos Conference?
Environmentalists Devastated by Dead Whale Found Along Oregon Coast
Disaster struck Oregon coastlines after a whale washed up on shore, but because he appears to have died before beaching, studies are underway.
Freshwater Fish Nationwide Test for High Levels of PFAS, or "Forever Chemicals"
If you're a fan of freshwater fish, you may want to change your mind — species tested in the U.S. showed dangerously high levels of PFAS.
Tesla Cuts Prices, Due to Declining Stocks and Elon Musk’s Erratic Behavior
As a result of Tesla creator, Elon Musk's erratic behavior on Twitter, stock prices and sales are dropping — which may lower the brand's prices.
Wyoming Lawmakers' Bill Proposing a Ban on Electric Vehicles Is Apparently... Satire?
Rumblings of a ban on electric vehicles in the state of Wyoming have left people puzzled.
What Is Bacterial Meningitis? This Infection Took the Life of Rock Legend Jeff Beck
The death of Jeff Beck has proved that the world could be better educated on the severity of bacterial infections.
UAE Appoints Head of Major Oil Company as COP28 President — Seriously
Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber — who is the CEO of the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company, aka ADNOC — will be president of COP28.
Jane Fonda's History of Social and Environmental Activism
In 2020, actress and activist Jane Fonda flew to Minnesota to oppose the Line 3 — take a look back at her history of environmental and social activism.
Since 1977, Exxon Knew It Would Cause Climate Catastrophe, New Research Proves
Exxon scientists knew about the global warming its products would cause, thanks to its own projection models.
As Animal Testing Becomes More Widely Condemned, Has Dove Gone Cruelty-Free Yet?
Although a wide range of cosmetics brands have shied away from animal testing, is Dove cruelty-free?
The FDA Is No Longer Requiring Animal Testing for New Drugs
The FDA is no longer requiring animal testing, thanks to the FDA Modernization Act 2.0.
Selma, Ala. Tornado Results in Several Locals Missing and Dead
What happened in Selma, Ala.? The iconic southern city was slammed by a massive tornado, which has left at least eight people dead as of publication.
Stephen Fry Narrates New Docuseries 'A Year on Planet Earth,' Showcasing Wild Animals Growing Up
'A Year on Planet Earth' on Fox Nation is the latest nature docuseries.
The Great Salt Lake’s Toxic Dust Is Just One Sign of Its Imminent Collapse
The Great Salt Lake is on the brink of collapsing, as shown by a recent study. The toxic dust is just one of many issues created by its drought.
A Killer Whale Has Beached in Florida for the First Time
In Florida, a female orca washed up on the beach, and she passed away soon after.
As Bear Creek Water Levels Rise, Merced, Calif. Homes Face Flood Risks
Bear Creek water levels in Merced, Calif. have risen exponentially — to the point that communities across the county have been almost fully submerged.
A Rare Green Comet Is About to Pass by Earth: How to See It
A rare green comet, which has not been visible from Earth in tens of thousands of years, is going to be an exciting sight to behold.
Your Local Farm May Be Looking To Feed Your Discarded Christmas Trees to Their Goats (Exclusive)
Can goats eat Christmas trees? As many of us are still looking to discard our tree in the middle of January, you may be able to feed your local farm's goats.
The Gentle Barn Rescues Logan Paul's Former Pig, Whom He Seemingly Bought for Clout
A pig once owned by WWE star and internet personality Logan Paul was found abandoned in a field, and is now safe at The Gentle Barn.
Standing Rock Protests Come to Life in Feature Film 'On Sacred Ground,' Starring David Arquette (Exclusive)
'On Sacred Ground' is a new movie that chronicles the 2016 construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline, as well as the protests against it.
Lucrative Environmental Jobs That Will Pay the Bills — And Then Some
If you're looking for a job in the environmental field that's both high paying and fulfilling, there are many green jobs that pay the big bucks.
A Massive Palm Oil Spill on Melbourne Beaches Leaves Beachgoers, Well, Oily
In Melbourne, Australia, a massive spill of vegetable oil — consisting mostly of palm oil — has contaminated oceans and beaches.