Queen Elizabeth’s Corgis Were an Integral Part of Her Life
Queen Elizabeth unfortunately passed away on Thursday, Sept. 8 at 96 years old. But because the queen loved her corgis, what happened to them?
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Burning Man Attendees Illegally Dumped Trash and Idled In 12 Hours of Traffic
Burning Man attendees pledge to "leave no trace," but the illegal dumping of trash proves otherwise.This City Is Banning Meat Advertisements to Fight Climate Change
The Dutch city of Haarlem is preparing to ban ads for meat in order to fight climate change.As Uvalde Students Return to School After May's Shooting, Comfort Dogs Are There to Ease the Transition (Exclusive)
Comfort dogs are on the scene in Uvalde, Texas schools this month, to help ease the stress of returning to school a few months after a mass shooting.Surfers Against Sewage Organization Addresses Sewage Discharge at U.K. Beaches
Sewage discharge at U.K. beaches is getting out of hand, which is why a local organization called Surfers Against Sewage (SAS) is addressing it.Remote-Controlled Trash Drones Are Cleaning up Lake Erie’s Shorelines
Lake Erie's shorelines have been littered with trash for years, which is why remote-controlled drones are being used to gobble it all up.Researchers Use X-Rays to Turn Plastic Into Diamonds — Seriously
What are nanodiamonds exactly? For a new study, researchers have found a way to recycle plastic into tiny diamond particles known as nanodiamonds.Jason Momoa Shaved His Lovely Locks for Climate Change Awareness
Although Jason Momoa is widely recognized for his long, luscious locks, the 'Aquaman' actor shaved his head for climate change awareness.The Hemet, Calif. 2022 Fire: Damage, the Current Death Toll, and More
The recent fires in Hemet, Calif. have scorched more than 2,000 acres of land, damaged seven structures, and killed two people.How Long Do Mauve Jellyfish Stings Last? Keep a Look Out in New Jersey
How long do mauve jellyfish stings last? The rare, yet intense jellyfish was spotted in New Jersey, posing a risk to unsuspecting swimmers.Red Tide in California's Abundant Lake Merritt Decimates Local Marine Life
Lake Merritt, in the California Bay Area, has been facing a serious red tide this year, which has killed thousands of fish thus far.Thousands of Animals in Zimbabwe Relocated Due to Climate Change
Thousands of wild animals in Zimbabwe were relocated by the Zimbabwe National Parks and Wildlife Management Authority, due to climate change.Mary Peltola, A Yup'ik Alaskan Native, Has Defeated Sarah Palin. What Is Her Stance on Climate?
Democrat, Alaskan Native, and Yup’ik Mary Peltola won Alaska’s special election, in a stunning defeat of Sarah Palin and Nicholas Begich III.Cute Gift Ideas for Vegetarians That Will Totally Guac Their Worlds
Regardless if you're plant-based or an avid meat eater, these gift ideas for vegetarians are perfect for your meatless friends and family members.Four Endangered Giant Galápagos Tortoises Were Allegedly Poached for Meat
After four endangered giant Galápagos tortoises were found dead, Ecuadorian authorities fear they may have been illegally poached for meat.Cleveland Beaches Contaminated From Lake Erie Sewage Overflow
Due to ongoing rain storms, sewage has been overflowing into Lake Erie, contaminating various beaches across the state of Ohio.Is Jackson, Mississippi Water Safe to Drink? The City Is Facing Another Water Crisis
Jackson, MS is experiencing a water crisis, leaving many wondering if Jackson, MS water is safe to drink.A Third of Pakistan Is Underwater From Destructive Flooding: How to Donate to Flood Relief
Severe floods have left about a third of Pakistan under water, in what UN Secretary-General António Guterres is calling a “monsoon on steroids.”Greenland's Massive Ice Sheet Is Melting So Fast That It's Causing Major Sea Level Rise
A new study has discovered that the melting of the Greenland ice sheet has a number of stronger effects on the planet than previously thought.Cyanobacteria, or Blue-Green Algae, Spreading Across the U.S. — Symptoms to Look Out For
The signs and symptoms of an infection from coming into contact with blue-green algae are important to recognize, as cases surge nationwide.California Fights Drought and Energy Crisis With Solar Panel “Canopies” for Water Supply Canals
To fight the ongoing drought and transition to renewable energy, California is investing in building solar panels atop canals.Why Did NASA Stop the Artemis I Launch During This Morning's Launch Window?
Unfortunately, the people who woke up early to watch a livestream of the NASA Artemis I launch this morning, Aug. 29, wound up with nothing to watch.Meghan and Harry Adopt Mamma Mia, One of 4,000 Beagles Rescued From Breeding Facility
Meghan and Harry’s new dog is one of 4,000 beagles recently rescued from a breeding facility for animal testing, after it had violated the Animal Welfare Act.Beloved Marine Mammal, the Dugong, “Functionally Extinct” in China
Although the dugong had roamed China's waters for many years, the beloved marine mammal has officially been deemed "functionally extinct."Oregon's Swastika Mountain Will Finally Be Renamed
There's a Swastika Mountain in Oregon — but not for much longer.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.Harvard Engineers Lower Environmental Impact of Air Conditioners With New Discovery
Air conditioning is bad for the environment, thanks to HFCs — but Harvard engineers discovered using solid refrigerants could make them eco-friendly.Amidst California Drought, Kim, Kourtney, and Other Celebs Called Out for Excessive Water Use
Kim Kardashian, Kourtney Kardashian, Kevin Hart, Dwyane Wade, and other celebrities are being called out for exceeding the allotted water use during California's drought.California’s Prop 12 Law Protects Animals — But Sadly, It May Be Overturned
What is California's Prop 12? The law was passed in 2018, to give animals more rights. But the National Pork Producers Council (NPPC) has sued to nullify the law.Severe Storms in Quebec Results in Power Outages for More Than 90,000 Homes
Quebec residents have been experiencing ongoing power outages since severe thunderstorms slammed Canada's east coast this weekend.PFAS May Have to Shed the Name "Forever Chemicals," As Research Has Found a Way to Destroy Them
A group of scientists discovered a new method that can supposedly destroy forever chemicals.Invasive Axis Deer Are Destroying Hawaiian Ecology
Although the axis deer has been roaming the Hawaiian island of Maui since the 1950s, the invasive species is depleting the island's natural resources.Authorities Have Now Found Five Dead Bodies in Lake Mead, Amid Ongoing Drought (Updates)
Why have so many bodies been found in Lake Mead? The ongoing drought in 2022 has uncovered now at least five dead bodies to authorities.Kemp’s Ridley Sea Turtle Hatchlings Spotted for First Time in 75 Years
Kemp’s ridley sea turtles recently hatched in Louisiana’s Chandeleur Islands. This marks the first time the species has produced hatchlings in around 75 years.Experts Forecast the Northern Lights to Be Visible to U.S. Stargazers This Week
Although the Northern Lights are mostly visible in Iceland, Scandinavia, and Canada, forecasters predict U.S. stargazers can catch a glimpse this week.The Extinct Tasmanian Tiger Is Being Brought Back From the Dead
When did the Tasmanian tiger go extinct? Although the species has been extinct from years, scientists are now trying to bring the species back.Experts Worry Oil Spill Off the PNW's San Juan Islands Will Affect Local Orcas
Local orca whales and other walks of life are in danger after a fishing boat sank and spilled oil in the Salish sea, just off the San Juan Islands.Travel Sustainably With These Low-Impact Luggage Brands
Traveling sustainably involves choosing a low-impact mode of transportation and much more, but start out small by buying sustainable luggage.China’s Famous Yangtze River Has Shrunk Significantly, Thanks to Ongoing Droughts
Amidst fatal floods nearby in Korea, China is facing a serious drought, which has caused the Yangtze River to shrink significantly.After 52 Years in Captivity, Lolita the Orca May Finally Be Reunited With Her Mother in the Wild
56-year-old Lolita the orca, who has been kept in captivity at the Miami Seaquarium for 52 years, may finally be on the path to freedom.Norwegian Government Euthanizes Freya the Walrus, Known for Sneaking Onto Boats
Pour one out for Freya the walrus, as the beloved wild Norwegian animal was sadly euthanized by Norway’s government this week.In California, Climate Change Is Increasing the Risk of "Megafloods," Which Could Displace Millions
A new study believes that in California, megafloods could be the newest natural disaster.Five Asteroids Are Zooming Past Earth This Week
Five asteroids are approaching Earth in the next few days.Drunk Elephant’s Controversy: Why Did the Popular Skincare Company Lose Its Cult Following?
What happened with Drunk Elephant? The skincare company, which considers itself to be "biocompatible" is facing backlash for a wide range of reasons.The Arctic Is Warming Four Times Faster Than Rest of the Globe, Study Finds
The Arctic is warming faster than the rest of our planet, according to a new study.25 U.S. IKEA Locations to Receive Fast Charging Stations for Electric Vehicles
Which IKEA locations will be receiving the new fast charging stations? Once they're installed, the company will have quadrupled its EV chargers.Several Octopuses Have Escaped From Their Aquarium Enclosures — But Why?
Over the years, many octopuses have escaped from their enclosures at aquariums, including one in Seattle and one in New Zealand. But why do they do this?Toxic Heavy Metals Detected Equally in Homemade and Store-Bought Baby Food — How to Avoid Exposure
How can we find baby food without heavy metals for our children? A new report found high contamination rates in various common baby foods.Arguments to Ban Carriage Horse Reinvigorated After Another Collapsed in NYC Summer Heat
On Wednesday, Aug. 11, a carriage horse in New York City collapsed in the heat, angering animal rights activists.Sadly, the Beluga Found in France's River Seine Has Died (Updated)
After taking a few wrong turns, a beluga whale ended up in Paris' River Seine, though he's now being relocated to a saltwater habitat.
