• Last updated 5/22/08 by stins

Check out these related wikis: For Resources On Learning About The Need For Green For Green Podcasts and Radio Shows For Green Blogs and Journals For Books and other Publications   The point of this Wiki is to compile an organized list of green resources across the Internet. They might cover anything from recycling to local farmer's markets to fun craft sites. Go nuts! Add your favorite links here!   To Learn About Green:   Check out the More Hip Than Hippie podcast. Each week Dori and Val tackle beer,... read more

• Last updated 7/30/09 by dana1981

Most of us are busy folks.  But when you do get a chance to sit back and pick up a book, why not pick something that another Huddler recommended?    For green blogs, see Green Blogs and Journals.   Global Warming Hell and High Water by Joseph Romm Heat by George Monbiot Six Degrees By Mark Lynas With Speed and Violence by Fred Pearce An Inconvenient Truth by Al Gore The Live Earth Global Warming Survival Handbook: 77 Essential Skills to Stop Climate Change- by David de Rothschild ... read more

• Last updated 8/15/09 by gerda

There are a lot of great green writers out in the blogosphere.  Here are a few of the best.       Gristmill: The writers over at Grist bring you a wide variety of green news (and comentary) with a (huge) dash of humor and wit.  They cover everything ranging from agriculture to environmental justice to politics.  And they do it with flair!  For some very intelligent, tongue-in-cheek, slightly saucy environmentalism, check it out.                Inhabitat:  Looking for design news?  Architecture?  Fashion?  Inhabitat might just be for you.  They are: "a weblog devoted... read more

• Last updated 11/6/08 by frank

Read. Worldchanging produces a variety of articles (in online journal and book form) that aim to empower people to create a better future. The articles are subdivided in categories of Stuff, Shelter, Cities, Community, Business, Politics, and Planet. Ideal Bite distributes daily tips for how to live more lightly on the land. Subject areas range from pets to food to travel. Treehugger.com is part blog, part radio, part video, and part newsletter. It aims to push sustainability into the mainstream through the discussion of news,... read more