What looks to be an awesome new addition to the green and sustainable blogospheres has officially launched as of today. Web developer Mike Papageorge is the man behind AlternativeSources.org, a site that includes a weblog, website directory, news aggregator and resource guide to alt energy all in one cool and sexy-looking location.
In Mike’s own […]
The venerable Consumer Reports has launched a new web site called Greener Choices. It’s a free guide offering reliable and practical advice on how to be a more eco-friendly consumer.
GreenerChoices.org offers info on a broad range of products, from electronics and appliances, to autos and food. The site includes information on large scale […]
Now this is what it’s all about! The Anderson Valley Brewing Company - a craft brewery in Boonville, California - has just passed final inspection by Pacific Gas & Electric, allowing them to begin generating their own electricity using their new state-of-the art photovoltaic (PV) solar system. From an article at the Beer […]
I’ve been on a bit of a CFL kick around here recently. My sole supporter thus far in the blogathon is big on them as well.
Randy is the man behind a new web resource on all things compact fluorescent that can be found at CFLBulbs.com. His plans are to establish the site as […]
Good morning, campers! Welcome to my contribution to the great Green Blogathon of 2006, organized by Mr Shea Gunther of Skye Creative.
Over the next 12 hours, I will be making at least 25 posts here, all in support of the Light Up the World Foundation. Pledges, donations and the occasional delivery of coffee […]
I’m a little late to the party on this one but I still want to give a shout out in case some of you haven’t heard about it yet. Kenny Luna is an 8th grade science teacher from Long Island, New York and he’s on a mission to get Oprah to give away something […]
Just a quick reminder about the big Green Blogathon set to happen this coming weekend, Feb 24th & 25th. The fun and frivolity gets rolling on Friday evening. I’ll be joining in Saturday morning at 10am EST to do my 12 hour stint.
In addition to Shea from Musings of an Eco-Entrepreneur; other green […]
Sustainable Energy in Motion Bike Tours are a really cool community service vacation opportunity offered by the Portland Peace and Justice Center in Oregon. Participants can choose from 1, 2 and 3 week sojourns that explore the Pacific Coast, the Willamette River Valley, the Columbia River Gorge, or a combination there of.
Sleeping […]
In a pathetic demonstration of governance by public relations, the National Renewable Energy Laboratory is going to restore the 32 jobs it cut earlier in the month, and they’re doing it two days before Bush shows up for his big tour of the facility. Interesting timing, folks!
For those of you who haven’t been following […]
WorldChanging.com is by far one of my favorite websites and organizations these days. They’re doing some really cool work in highlighting possible solutions to the many problems our civilization currently faces. In their own words…
WorldChanging.com works from a simple premise: that the tools, models and ideas for building a better future lie all […]
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