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This Green Life - Not an RSS feed (yet), but a good read nonetheless. A regular series of articles on everyday choices you can make.

Adam Brock's Wild Green Yonder blog is a nice collection of stories and analysis from a sustainability perspective.

Treehugger

Rss feed from TreeHugger

Massive Civil Disobedience in Australia Over Climate Inaction

Photo via Flickr The international climate negotiations that begin in just a few short weeks may be in trouble, but that's not stopping activists around the globe from showing their leaders that they demand strong action. This was evident today in Australia after police arrested approximately 150 climate protesters taking part in a sit-in at Federal Parliament....Read the full story on TreeHugger

The Truth Behind the Hacked Climate Email Controversy

Image via Tech Daily When news broke that a leading climate research unit had been infiltrated by hackers last Friday, it (of course) lit up the blogosphere. Thousands of emails exchanged between a few of the top climate scientists in the world were posted online, and eagerly sifted through by those eager to find errors in judgment or evidence of great conspiracies behind global w...Read the full story on TreeHugger

US to Announce National Carbon Emissions Reduction Target

Photo via ABC It's about time. Just about every other developed nation has already set at least tentative, nonbinding carbon emission reduction goals. Many have done more. It took the USA this long to get even this far: the White House has announced that next month, it will set the first national carbon reduction target for the United States....Read the full story on TreeHugger

Sandor Katz: The Self-Taught Wild Fermentation Experimentalist (Interview)

Author and fermentation wiz Sandor Katz. Image courtesy of Chelsea Green Publishing. Makenna Goodman is Community Outreach Coordinator for Chelsea Green Publishing, the publisher of Wild Fermentation, by Sandor Katz, whom she interviewed for this guest post. She is also a guest blogger at Planet Green. The day I first made dilly beans, everything changed. And all because of Sandor Katz. Sandor Katz is a self-taught fermentation experimentalist. To him (and his devoted following--ahem, which includes me and half the...Read the full story on TreeHugger

37% of All US Sewers Are Polluting Rivers and Lakes (Video)

An overflowing sewer in Georgia. Photo via USGS Troubling news has surfaced about sewage systems in the US: over the last three years, 9,400 sewers--more than 37% of the all sewers across the nation--have...Read the full story on TreeHugger

Sustainable Style

Rss feed from sustainable style foundation - look fabulous, live well, do good

Grist

Rss feed from Grist - the Latest from Grist

WorldChanging

Rss feed from Worldchanging: Bright Green

Inhabitat

Afrigadget

A collective blog about technological solutions to local problems originating in various parts of Africa.

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