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14 March 2009

3 of the Best Blogs to Help You Make a Difference

Bachalpsee in the morning, Bernese AlpsImage via Wikipedia

The blogosphere is a busy place, and there are plenty of great green blogs and websites out there. Here's a few I love and thoroughly recommend!

Twilight Earth


Twilight Earth is a fantastic blog "dedicated to saving the Environment through shared News, Discussion, Advocacy and Activism"

Its written by Adam Shake and Derek Markham.

Check put their fabulous article 'The Ties That Bind - Roadblocks that Keep us from Living Sustainably' and watch out every Sunday for their beautiful Photo Sunday articles!

Green Pepper

Great UK site by Paul Thomas covering eco-friendly living and environmental issues.

Read his review of the fascinating book Hungry Planet by photojournalist Peter Menzel and writer Faith Aluisio. Or his thought provoking series on Gifts that Really Matter. And every Friday he offers a Green News Round Up to keep you up to date with the weeks green news from around the web!

Global Stewardship Initiative

The Global Stewardship Initiative is all about "fostering environmental stewardship by connecting with nature and each other in appreciation of the earth's natural resources".

Its a great social networking site where people who care about the planet can connect, share ideas and take action to make a difference and act as stewards of our environment.

Check out the member blogs, photos and forum discussions and join in!


What are your favourite blogs and websites that inspire you to make a difference?

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06 August 2008

Green Technology

Steel crushed and baled for recycling in a rec...Image via WikipediaGreen technology is a term that is bandied about a lot these days as companies try to cash in on the emerging consumer demand for more eco friendly products. If you believe the ads, then it seems pretty much anything counts as green. But what is green technology really about?

Green technology should be environmentally sound, economically viable and socially equitable.
It needs to meet these criteria from the very beginning of its lifecycle to the end of its useful life when it should be able to be fully reclaimed or recycled.

It may sound like pretty tough criteria, but never fear. If you are a technophile and a greenie there is plenty of appropriate technology out there.

Take a look at EnviroGadget.com for news on all the great eco-friendly gadgets out there. You can find reviews on everything from energy efficient hard drives, to a washing machine/toilet combo that uses the grey water from the washing machine to flush the toilet!

And read 'The Do-Good Imperative' to find out about the innovative technologies that are being developed to meet the needs of people in third world and developing nations.
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