What are some of your favorite green blogs and websites?

[LostinVA]

I'm asking partly because Haruka and I just started a green blog ourselves, and we're looking for good green blogs to add to our blogsroll.

[marmar]

1. Grist

www.grist.org


It rawks! :headbang:

[LostinVA]

2. I never heard of that one -- great!

I knew I was right to ask you guys this.

[bananas]

3. Climate Progress and It's Getting Hot in Here

http://climateprogress.org
One of the best blogs about solutions to global warming.

http://gristmill.grist.org/
http://www.grist.org
Gristmill used to be the blog for Grist magazine,
they recently changed their layout and seem to have merged the two.

http://itsgettinghotinhere.org/
It's Getting Hot in Here
Climate activism

I'll post some more later.

[silverweb]

4. Treehugger.

http://www.treehugger.com

[LostinVA]

7. Love that one!

[LongTomH]

5. Here are a few of my favorites:

Start with A Few Things Ill Considered, which frequently takes on climate denialists, Check out the How to Talk to a Climate Skeptic feature, which should give you ample resources to counter any of the standard climate denial arguments.

Another is The Heat is Online which covers the science of climate change as well as news, reports & rebuttals on the latest denialist arguments and possible solutions.

If you want real science from real climate scientists, try: RealClimate. Warning: heavy science content!

For a "Bright Green" view of the climate crisis try Worldchanging.

Edited to add: Don't forget the YouTube channel for Greenman3610. He frequently posts links to his "Climate Denial Crock of the Week" features in Political Videos.

[kestrel91316]

6. Sharon Astyk's Casaubon's Book, a blog. She writes about food

security issues from a very green perspective.

[pscot]

8. Find your local power plant

http://carma.org/

Learn who's dumping the most GHG into the atmosphere. I thought most of our local power came from hydro, but I was wrong. We're supplied by the March Point plant which adds almost 800,000 tons of atmospheric CO2 every year.

[greenbird]

9. Groovy Green

http://www.groovygreen.com/groove/

and Organic to Be

http://www.organictobe.org/

[Kali]

10. not blogs, but related

http://www.eatwild.com/

http://www.nal.usda.gov/afsic/pubs/csa/csa.shtml

[Fledermaus]

11. google search