‘Going Green’ has never been so popular so it is hardly surprising that there are so many bloggers writing about being Eco Friendly. Here is our roundup of the best of the bunch, other than this fine blog of course!
Treehugger.com – Treehugger.com is the leading media channel devoted to bringing sustainability to the masses. Treehugger is a one-stop shop for green news, solutions, and product information. I visit often!
Ecofabulous.com – Ecofabulous is in my opinion, the best design consultant and personal shopper weblog out there. Devoted to finding and sharing sexy, eco products and services, it’s for sure a site to visit!
Ecofriend.org – Is a great environmental blog. If you love to have the latest eco-gadgets and products, this is the place to go to find them. The main editorial focus of ‘Ecofriend’ is alternative and renewable energy. One of my favorite sites!- Inhabitat.com - Inhabitat.com is my favorite design weblog! Inhabitat’s interests are in eco-design inventions that amplify sustainability and efficiency. Devoted to architectural innovations and technology, Inhabitat is the best of the best!
Groovygreen.com – Groovy Green not only has a great name, but it’s a great weblog that helps organize large amounts of information interested in renewable energy and sustainable living.
Eco-chick.com – Eco-chick is an environmental weblog with a woman’s perspective. My favorite is the “rants” section. See for yourself!- Ecorazzi.com – Who doesn’t love a little celeb gossip now and then. Ecorazzi creatively combines celebrity gossip with environmental causes. Good Sunday morning with coffee weblog!
Greenoptions.com – Green Options Media is a network of environmentally focused blogs, which combines news, guidance and community features for making sustainable choices. Green Options Media is a leader among the “green” web portals. I am always impressed with their info!
Jetsongreen.com – Green is a web magazine that’s published to inspire and involve all sorts of “greenies” from the building revolution, to the designer, entrepreneur, innovator, lawyer, architect and engineer. It’s the perfect online magazine for all the eco-conscious people of the world.
Thedailygreen.com – The Daily Green is an online consumer guide published by the Digital Media unit of Hearst Magazines. Everything from green cuisine, daily green tips, new, weird weather watch and an “ecopedia” for all things A-Z in green living can be found on The Daily Green. I love this site!
Dwell.com – Dwell is a smart, thoughtful, and modern weblog that encourages the audience to imagine and appreciate their home in the modern world. Plus I have been a subscriber of their magazine for years and it’s still one of my favorites!
Greenmonk.net - Greenmonk is a new line of business for RedMonk, the first open source analyst company. They offer consulting services to help organizations better understand how sustainability can and will affect them. Great green site for companies wanting to be more eco-friendly!
Idealbite.com – Ideal Bite provides awareness, inspiration, and recommendations for light green living. This site is for people who lead busy lives, but want to make small changes that add up to big results. Idea Bite’s “daily tips” cover everything from biodynamic wine to eco-pet products and organic cosmetics. Another one-stop-shop for the eco minded!
Ecogeek.org – EcoGeek dedicates its pages to exploring the connection between nature and technology. If you’re interested in green gizmos, this is the site for you. I stop by often!- Ecoflip.org – EcoFlip.org is a local classifieds network for eco- conscious people. It’s a “green” Craigslist!
Gogreentube.com – Gogreentube.com is the destination for the world to share and view “green” online videos about our environment, green technologies, innovations, products, and more. A “green” youtube for the eco-minded!
Gengreenlife.com – Gengreenlife.com is a multi-faceted base for communication, education and connections; from green news headlines, job listings, events and eco-tips. Gengreenlife has over 25,000 listings to help you live your green life. I love this site and visit often!
Architectureforhumanity.org – Architecture for Humanity is a charitable organization that offers architectural solutions to humanitarian crisis and brings design services to communities in need.
alternativeenergyblog – News, views and strong opinions on alternative energy resources including wind power, solar energy, wave energy, geothermal & other alternate energy sources.
greenisthenewred.com – The war on terrorism has come home. Corporations and politicians are labeling activists “eco-terrorists” and national security threats. Think red-baiting, with a green twist. Here you’ll find original reporting and analysis of the Green Scare, and history repeating itself.- green.tv – Green. TV is a United Nations Environment Program supported IPTV channel for environmental films. I really love this site!
hautenature.blogspot.com – Sustainable, renewable, recycled, repurposed, and organic art products for your children, home and lifestyle, with an extra emphasis on creative D.I.Y. projects and art.
freegreen.com – FreeGreen encourages progressive building practices by making green home designs free for everyone. I love this site and I love the guys that started it!
carbonplanet.com – Carbon Planet is a global carbon management company whose mission is to enable every person and business on planet earth, to manage their contribution to the defining issue of our time, global warming.
goodtravelcompany.com – An awesome travel company that focuses on eco-friendly travel and accommodations all with a smaller environmental footprint!
greengirlsglobal.com – Green Girls Global is and international blog about people from all over the globe with various experiences, skills and interests, talking about people, (where they reside) who live a sustainable life.
goodmagazine.com – Good is a media platform for people who want to live well and do good. Good produces a great website, creates fantastic videos of live events and a wonderful print magazine, which I love.- environmentalgraffiti.com -Environmental Graffiti is a diverse blend of bizarre, hilarious and always interesting environmental news. I am always entertained!
- ecolabelfundraising.com – EcoLabel Fundraising provides a program dedicated to raising money ethically for your non-profit cause. This is an amazing site! In my opinion, it is a must visit.
mocoloco.com – MoCo Loco is a web magazine featuring modern contemporary design news and views. Hip, cool and a favorite of ours.
We are willing to accept there might be other great eco blogs out there, so if you do know of a site we have missed, make yourself heard by telling us in the comments!
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GreenJoyment 09.27.08 at 11:59 pm
Well, we’re a small but growing community at http://www.GreenJoyment.com.
Outside of us, there are literally hundreds of other blogs and sites which have some great content and ideas dealing with “green”.
To list them all here would obviously be too long of a comment….. so here are just a couple that are great for kids and teens
It’s Getting Hot In Here http://www.itsgettinghotinhere.org
SustainUS http://sustainus.org
TakingItGlobal http://www.takingitglobal.org/themes/mdg
Hope these are helpful!
Jonathan
http://www.GreenJoyment.com
Jac 09.28.08 at 11:11 am
Your list was great–and quite inspired, too, but Eco Scoop on Sprig.com is another green blog you could add to your list, if you were so inclined! Thanks much.
check it out here:
http://blog.sprig.com/blogs/eco_scoop/default.aspx
Eco Furnishings 09.28.08 at 2:41 pm
Wonderful links! Really good selections and the descriptions are very helpful!
We would love for you to check us out:
http://www.terrafurnishings.com
http://terrafurnishings.blogspot.com
James Governor 09.29.08 at 3:18 am
great stuff. very very cool to make this list. have you seen greenbang.com? its got a really nice tone.
jackie sheeler 09.29.08 at 4:22 am
what a great resource this is! i already subscribe to treehugger, but i’m delighted to learn about these others. thank you — i DIGG this!
Sandy Guerriere 09.29.08 at 6:06 am
Wonderful list! There’s another great link for those looking for a Eco Friendly Community and environmenally friendly home in the United States.
http://www.greenecocommunities.com
Thank you, Sandy
Miss Gisele B. 09.29.08 at 7:32 am
This is such a great list of green sites. I didn’t realize so many sites were focusing their attention on green living!
Miss Gisele B.
pelf 09.29.08 at 8:07 am
I recently published two posts of a total of 61 links to green websites and blogs:
http://thegivinghands.org/environment/32-of-your-favourite-green-websites
http://thegivinghands.org/environment/29-more-of-your-favourite-green-websites
Jeanne Reslan 09.29.08 at 8:11 am
Thanks so much for the mention on your list! We are excited to connect with others on the list you mentioned. This provides a real sense of community for us!
Jeanne
EcoLabel Fundraising
Sandra Foyt 09.29.08 at 8:12 am
Fabulous! This is just what I needed to complete my research on how to inspire kids to Go Green. I’ll be linking to this with my next blog post.
Meredith Arnold 09.29.08 at 8:36 am
Great list and some cool new finds on there! I appreciate Sandy adding GreenEcoCommunities as I hadn’t heard of that one before. Great idea! Surprised there aren’t more listed in California, but all in good time, I suppose. I love the green blog world – it’s so inspiring!
Meredith
http://musegreen.com
Kristen Banker 09.29.08 at 8:37 am
I’m glad to know so many people are finding this list useful. Helping grow the green community is something I feel very passionate about. Thanks for suggesting all the other sites that have been mentioned. I’m happy to know that this will help inspire kids to Go Green! Makes me smile.
Rick_of_racy 09.29.08 at 8:53 am
Wow, you just wasted my entire afternoon. This is a great list. Blogs + lists = smile!
Kate Saltfleet 09.29.08 at 12:06 pm
Amazing, I had no idea there were so many green blogs and sites out there. I stumbled upon ecorazzi the other day, can recommend it.
Max Gladwell 09.29.08 at 12:22 pm
If I could humbly recommend #31: MaxGladwell.com
Kristen Banker 09.29.08 at 12:34 pm
Thank you for suggesting maxgladwell.com. I humbly apologize that it was not added to the list in the first place. It is indeed a great site!
Waylon Lewis 09.29.08 at 5:09 pm
elephant journal’s http://www.elephantjournal.com is just getting going–original videos, active blog, articles. Check us out, become a fan before we’re too huge to be cool anymore!
Waylon Lewis 09.29.08 at 5:12 pm
Oh, and I love GenGreenLife, cool you mentioned ‘em! Did I miss it, or did you forget Grist.org? And it’s not all green of course, but I get up to 50% of my green news (and I already subscribe to GOOD, Treehugger, Ecorazzi…) from good ol’ http://www.nytimes.com ! Great post–with thanks–I’ll post on this and hopefully get you all a lil’more traffik.
Waylon Lewis 09.29.08 at 5:13 pm
One more brilliant one: an online onestopshop green/fair-trade mall that gives…get this…50% of profits to charities of your choosing: http://www.econsciousmarket.com
TheGreenGirls 09.29.08 at 8:45 pm
Another fun greeny site you might digg. =) http://www.TheGreenGirls.com/
JD Rucker 09.29.08 at 9:59 pm
Two new ones of note: http://weheartworld.com and http://webecoist.com
Both are definitely worthy.
website design 09.30.08 at 12:35 am
A great list there – it’s going to take some time to visit them all. It seems everything has an environmental twist lately
Bob3000 09.30.08 at 4:56 am
I would recommend: http://www.greennexxus.com/
Leafy Green 09.30.08 at 6:40 am
Thanks for the great list! There were a few on there that I hadn’t heard of before.
http://www.ecollo.com/
Jiff Jensen 09.30.08 at 6:41 am
Yeah man, TreeHugger totally ROCKS. It is the best site around no doubt.
Jiff
http://www.privacy.es.tc
cole 09.30.08 at 6:58 am
i recomend this sight for green buildings
Jonathon D. Colman 09.30.08 at 7:02 am
There’s a notable lack of green nonprofit conservation organization web sites in lists like these. What about the nonprofits who are doing the most on-the-ground work around the world to protect ecologically important lands and waters for nature and people?
I humble recommend The Nature Conservancy for such a list!
John 09.30.08 at 7:21 am
Some sites are green by their subject matter without even trying to be. the Practical Pedal is a free magazine (print and web) that’s all about using bicycles as transportation. http://practicalpedal.com
They also have a wiki called Convivial City that’s a sort of city guide for cyclists. http://convivialcity.com It’s only a few days old, so there’s only a few cities so far, but anyone can add information.
Great list, thanks.
Sara 09.30.08 at 7:45 am
Nice list! WebEcoist also has a thorough roundup with detailed descriptions of 25 exceptionally high quality green blogs, including important biographical, Technorati and Alexa information, organized by category: http://webecoist.com/2008/09/03/25-best-green-blogs-by-category/
jr 09.30.08 at 7:50 am
Here’s one thats just starting out http://www.greenitup.ca
David 09.30.08 at 8:37 am
A new website that I recently stumbled upon is http://www.greenerideal.com
It looks newer but the concept is pretty cool. It is simply tidbits of new, innovative and green stories.
Ovidiu 09.30.08 at 8:46 am
For alternative energy news, greenoptimistic.com is the best!
Jeff 09.30.08 at 8:54 am
Another one i just came across: safegreencleaners.com. Has lots of good information about the dangers of chemical cleaning products.
David Herron 09.30.08 at 8:55 am
At http://www.7gen.com I have a lot of ‘green’ information and analysis, with a special focus on electric vehicles and peak oil.
At http://visforvoltage.org I run a discussion forum focused on electric vehicles, primarily bicycles, scooters and motorcycles.
Chan 09.30.08 at 8:56 am
You guys must visit this website!
http://ecodazoo.com/
It’s so fascinating! Must visit
Pat 09.30.08 at 9:03 am
This is a great List, you should have a look at
New Energy Plan They seem to have a slightly cynical view on green.
zerocarbonista 09.30.08 at 9:11 am
Hey Kristen – great list! I had to compile a list for a project recently – there were quite a few matches..
Treehugger have been ace for our blog since we launched it – I wouldn’t be so bold as to suggest that Zerocarbonista deserves a place on your list – but while we are all here – perhaps you could check it out..?
Actually – I am also on the trawl for guest bloggers…
Kristen Banker 09.30.08 at 9:20 am
Thanks everyone for adding additional “green” sites to the comment section. There really are tons of great sites out there and we apologize if you may have felt slighted by not being added to our top 30, (please don’t take it personally). We love learning about new sites and ALWAYS welcome new weblogs/sites/nonprofits, etc. Keep the comments coming and the sites listed. We can all benefit from the many ways others are doing there part to “go green”. Thanks again.
TheGreenGirl 09.30.08 at 9:25 am
I ran across this site, and it is the only one with Organizational / industry and up to date news – not just lifestyle stories. You might want to check it out – http://www.EcoLifeNews..org
Darren 09.30.08 at 9:27 am
I just recently discovered http://www.3rdwhale.com.
Hector A. Henry S. 09.30.08 at 9:54 am
Great thema.
Bruce Marler 09.30.08 at 10:01 am
Great renewable energy news aggregator at http://renewableenergy.me and one that focuses on climate change at http://climatechange.me
They seem to be related, just found them recently.
Jean-Luc Henry 09.30.08 at 10:36 am
Also, Ekopedia (http://www.ekopedia.org), the Ecologie’s encyclopedia.
In ecology, we know the why. So here is how to answer to those ecological challenges for today and tomorrow.
Ekopedia exist in 6 languages (english, french, italian, esperanto, dutch and polish)…
http://en.ekopedia.org
Brian 09.30.08 at 12:16 pm
Thanks for the list. 5 free ebooks http://waterpetrolcar.com/free-ebooks.html
valvet 09.30.08 at 2:54 pm
Greets! Really funny. keep working! Tnx!
Preston 09.30.08 at 4:22 pm
Thanks for the shout out, Kristen. Nice website!
Kristen Banker 09.30.08 at 4:43 pm
Thanks JG! We love your site. Keep up the great green work!
Kristen Banker 09.30.08 at 6:51 pm
A last quick thanks to all of you who have added your comments and additional eco sites we should all be checking out. I hope people choose to use this comment section as a resource for great green websites. Lets continue to grow green!
Keith 10.01.08 at 1:18 am
What a great list I hope you don’t mind me mentioning one I set up recently Organic Clothing Online is a UK focused ethical clothing blog.
Fair Trade 10.01.08 at 3:56 am
Fantastic resource – I just added another 5 feeds to my RSS, thank you.
mila 10.01.08 at 5:10 am
A great website to checkout..www.greengrownandsexy.com
Hyla 10.01.08 at 5:48 am
Hello,
I usually blog 3-5 times a day!!
http://earthyfinds.blogspot.com
Hyla
Jennae @ Green Your Decor 10.01.08 at 7:51 am
I may be a little biased, but I think my site belongs on the list too
http://www.GreenYourDecor.com
Matt 10.01.08 at 9:23 am
Here are a couple more great ones:
http://www.EcologyFund.com
http://www.theRainforestSite.com
maria 10.01.08 at 1:34 pm
None of the sites you mentioned are one stop shopping. faircompanies.com is a hybrid site; it has videos, blogs, news articles, classifieds, etc.
Eric 10.01.08 at 2:54 pm
Great list of sites thanks for showcasing them all and helping spread the word.
Mina 10.01.08 at 4:34 pm
http://www.cobwebsandseaslugs.com is my site and it has lots of information on the environment and a blog.
Jesss 10.01.08 at 7:10 pm
This is a great growing green blog: <a href=”http://urbanself-sufficiency.blogspot.com”
August Flanagan 10.01.08 at 7:14 pm
Great list! I hit a lot of these blogs daily.
My blog, which I hope will be on the list next year, covers a lot of alternative energy research and policy issues. http://thegreentechnocrat.com
Jacob 10.03.08 at 8:54 am
Great list. Thanks for putting it together!
This is us:
ForceChange.com
Urbanwren 10.06.08 at 2:12 pm
Awesome list! Very useful. Maybe next year our new site will be on it too!
http://www.3rdwhale.com
JustinW. 10.06.08 at 2:15 pm
Why go to all those sites when you can just go to: http://www.simplegreenclean.com
This has the best from all of those sites in one spot – enjoy!
website designs 10.07.08 at 2:57 pm
Top green eco friendly blogs listing.
greenerguy 10.08.08 at 11:06 am
Great list of green blog sites… I will add another one called Green By Design for everyone to look at.
http://greenbydesign.com/
Martha Danly 10.08.08 at 11:45 am
But wait, there’s more!
Here’s a new blog on green building materials and furnishings: http://greenbydesign.com.
No hype, no fog—just the facts. Come visit us.
Dan 10.09.08 at 3:18 am
This is a great list. I’m always looking for web sites with a partial or complete focus on energy conservation for the home owner.
We’ve complied 100+ energy conservation tips for home owners on the above page on our home renovation and energy conservation web site and know we will find more by going through the above 30 and the additional ones others have added through their comments.
It really is amazing how easy it is to learn about a new tactic or strategy for home owners to use in reducing the consumption of non-renewable energy resources without having to adjust their lifestyle.
Dan
DailyHomeRenoTips.com
Donna | About Green Living 10.15.08 at 11:53 pm
I love this article! It’s so great seeing so many really good eco-friendly sites on the web. The green, environmentally friendly attitude is seeping back into our collective consciousness, and it’s so good to see. Lots of sites here I didn’t know about, it will take me a while to work my way through them, but thank you for putting together such a great list.
Bill 10.21.08 at 11:54 am
One of the best sites out there for green residential architecture, design, craftsmanship, materials and products.
http://www.materialicious.com/
Bill 10.21.08 at 12:01 pm
One more
http://www.designshizen.com/
Neil 10.27.08 at 7:40 pm
http://www.savegreenly.com offers energy saving tips for the home.
Neil 10.27.08 at 7:43 pm
One more, Gofinditnow, http://www.gofinditnow.com is a green search engine based on Google that saves about ten to fifteen watts of power because the solid black page background reduces your monitor’s consumption. Its hosting server is also powered by renewable energy.
Malcolm 11.04.08 at 1:23 pm
Here’s a newbie! (and some shameless self promotion)
http://www.gogreendeals.com – The Best Green Deals, Sales, Coupons, and Rebates
Yank 11.11.08 at 12:33 pm
http://www.everybodygreen.com for green tips, advice, news and reviews
Nadine 11.20.08 at 7:21 pm
Love the list too! My biz Nadine & Co. makes Use It Again Sam® bags– eco-friendly reusable shopping and all purpose tote bags. Made from strong vibrant ripstop, available in 11 fab colors, they’re light and compact and fold into a pouch sewn into the inside seam. Using Sam Bags is an easy way to go green everyday and make a difference saving the planet by saying no to plastic bags!
……and they’re easy to remember because they are so light and fit into your purse or pocket. . .(another shameless plugger!!)
Sabina Podjed 12.02.08 at 10:31 am
Hello! I would like to add http://www.people4earth.net
People for Earth is both a social network and a wiki ECO guide with the purpose to inspire and empower people to enjoy eco-friendly and fulfilling living.
We have launched in August 2008 and now we are finally out of beta phase. I invite you to join us.
Will Potter 12.04.08 at 7:24 pm
Wow, thank you for listing GreenIsTheNewRed.com! -Will
Andrew Stone 12.08.08 at 9:35 am
Great post. Can’t believe I just saw it today! I would like to steer you over to my site for a look. http://ecozebra.com. I am quite proud of it at least.
Juliana Audino 12.10.08 at 1:49 pm
Thanks for the Green List! I would like to add one more:
http://www.EcoTrotters.com
http://www.EcoTrotters.com
http://www.EcoTrotters.com
http://www.EcoTrotters.com
http://www.EcoTrotters.com
http://www.EcoTrotters.com
EcoTrotters.com is a growing online community of eco travellers. You will be able to share you previous eco experiences and search for your next ecovacations.
Thanks!!
Green Groove 01.08.09 at 10:54 pm
Green Groove’s interactive website (http://www.greengroove.org) lets users select predefined weekly goals to help assemble a monthly plan to help SAVE THE PLANET. The whole thing is fun, free and it takes about one minute on average to sign up and begin your own phased withdrawal on catastrophic climate change.
Absogydob 05.20.09 at 10:23 pm
Outstanding information!! hope to definitely come back again=D
Anandi 05.21.09 at 10:42 am
Earth Day New York – Making Earth Day Every Day!
Sharad Agarwal 06.09.09 at 9:07 am
You may want to consider adding http://www.go-green.ae to your list of favorites.
Kate 06.20.09 at 9:43 am
http://www.magnifeco.com/
A daily eco-fashion/eco-style blog featuring gorgeous products that are fair-trade, recycled, reusable, sustainable, organic, and/or vegan. Where ethics meet aesthetics.
Artwork by KD 07.01.09 at 6:19 am
This was a great list! I enjoyed learning about these eco-blogs. On my blog you’ll see my latest eco-friendly jewelry designs made from recycled plastics and aluminums. Everything is handmade by me! Also check out: http://www.artworkbykd.etsy.com
Brittany Hall 07.01.09 at 3:12 pm
Mother Nature Network, http://www.mnn.com, has this great article coming out about the Governor’s eating locally on the 4th of July!
Check it out- http://www.mnn.com/food/farms-gardens/stories/first-families-celebrate-july-4th-with-local-food-and-you-can-too
Ashley 07.03.09 at 11:55 am
Hi there! Love your blog! Very helpful and informative.
Just wanted to let you know about another one in which your readers may be interested: http://www.eco-swag.com. Eco-swag.com provides earth-friendly, sustainable, recycled and recyclable promotional items and ad specialty products. Some of the items include: bamboo bathrobes, 100% cotton totes, bamboo USB drives, organic cotton t-shirts — you name it!
(Use Promo Code ECO0709 and receive 10% off your first order!)
Have a great, safe 4th of July!
Kristen Banker 07.03.09 at 1:29 pm
Great promo products. And thanks for offering readers a 10% discount!
Alan Vale 07.07.09 at 10:50 pm
Looks like the list is getting longer:).Can I add just one more.
Ecofig.com. Ecofig.com provides green and organic products to fit your green lifestyle. From apparel to home furnishings, you can find it here. Thanks so much.
Alice 07.31.09 at 10:00 am
One day, two designers, one with a penchant for humour and the other equipped with mad flash skillz wanted to join forces to make a positive impact in the world. Check out http://www.freshtwig.com – a whimsical site that cultivates sustainable living and making responsible choices.
Ps. great links mentioned here. So nice to see the community growing!
Rosann Eckert 08.06.09 at 9:53 pm
Hi there! Love your blog! Very helpful and informative.
Great list of green blog sites… I would like to add my own called http://ecofriendlystore.info/blog/
Kaayla Canfield 08.07.09 at 3:01 pm
An environmental how to go green book, and a website that caters to teachers, helping them educate students through environmental documentaries, recycled glass presentation, articles, carbon footprint calculator, and more. Teachers really love this site, and feel free to recommend things to be added in.
Sara Davison 08.12.09 at 12:53 am
Carving-Tree: A Rebel Food Movement is a blog about taking back our kitchens! Rebelling against the processed food industry to take back our lives and our health. Recipes, tips, lifestyle, art all things green and good. Welcome back to the table!
Our Everyday Earth 08.15.09 at 10:03 am
This is a great list of top green sites, I have visited all of them and added to my favorites! We have started our own green living blog and would love to be listed next time around. We cover topics such as green living ideas as well as many ways to be more eco-friendly in our everyday lives.
Please visit us today and let us know what you think…
Our Everyday Earth – Green Blog
Sara Davison 08.24.09 at 11:30 pm
I started the blog Carving-Tree: A Rebel Food Movement @ http://carving-tree.blogspot.com/ as a way to take back our kitchens!! This is a green blog focusing on cooking, & the joy of cooking for health. Too long have we let corporations feed us non-foods & it is time to re-sharpen our skills and learn how to cook! Rebel!! I feature recipes, tips, green lifestyle & eco news, art & fashion–all things green and good. Check it out!!
Love the article, I would especially love to be featured next year!
In healthy & light,
Sara D
Issi 09.22.09 at 5:07 am
Green needs to be mainstream! And saving money through making greener choices promoted – at http://sust-it.net we rank the most energy efficient electrical appliances in terms of running costs and CO2 emissions. It’s possible to save almost £500 per year on running costs by choosing the right appliances http://www.sust-it.net/green_home_savings.php . Become ‘energy aware’ and know your home’s running costs.
Issi
Douglas Arrison 09.30.09 at 8:39 pm
Green baby! This site is dedicated to solar energy, wind power and alternatives – and educating the public about their energy choices. Lots of videos – good for kids too. Cheers
http://www.dasolar.com
Dixie 10.18.09 at 1:23 pm
I’m new to using the internet as a resource for info. I know, welcome the new century! I very much appreciate this info. at my finger tips. This is going to help me with my new business.
Janice Wells 10.24.09 at 11:13 am
Thank you for posting this excellent list of green websites.
We hope you’ll add http://goodgreenhabits to your cool eco-roundup list. You can visit GOOD GREEN HABITS to find tips that are designed to transform everyday actions into easy green habits. Our eco-friendly habits are for on-the-go people who want help the planet (and themsevles!) by going green.
Thank you!
Janice
Stan 10.29.09 at 4:08 pm
Excellent list. Some great content on the sites within the comments as well. Have a look at http://www.eco-can.ca for green news and product information. I hope you enjoy.
Thanks
Stan
Chilita 11.12.09 at 12:22 am
Great list of green sites. Here’s another awesome eco-friendly site I hope the viewers will enjoy: http:www.ecosistent.com
Bob Sampson 11.18.09 at 3:21 pm
Hello,
You should include Green Hosting provider Greengeeks, who is a green web hosting provider.
Andy 11.21.09 at 11:05 pm
One of the best collection of green blogs that I have come across. A good list of eco friendly fashion accessories is a catalog on our website.. http://www.terratrendz.com
john hanna 11.24.09 at 12:30 pm
great work
Deb 12.02.09 at 10:25 am
I love trendy, eco-friendly items. A great website to check out is http://www.bagtodiffer. If you sign up for their email list you receive 10% off your next purchase too. Great site!
Green Man 12.03.09 at 5:05 pm
Be sure to check out http://www.Earth-List.com ‘the World Eco Directory’. Earth-List is being developed into a useful news, information, and media resource for going green. It features an eco business directory, earth-tube videos, eco radio shows, events, articles, and a GREEN COMMUNITY!
TCI 12.08.09 at 2:59 pm
Great list of websites, thank you very much for this post.
eco friendly rug
Jordan 12.13.09 at 1:41 am
For top of the line eco-friendly products check out http://www.LivEcoFriendly.com
We are also going to provide eco-friendly education. We are small but growing everyday!
Go LivEcoFriendly!
Ed Edmundson 01.18.10 at 12:30 pm
Huge selection of fair-trade handbags, hats, scarves, wallets, gifts and much more. 100% of profits paid directly to artisans and we pay 30% above local wage rate for each item. All EarthDivas.com items are made with natural fiber materials, no leather and no synthetics. We work directly with the artisans and help them source buckles, rings, snaps and zippers. We have about 300 different handbag styles, all really well made. We use mainly hemp from Nepal that is harvested by hand, hand woven on a pit loom and then dyed, cut and sewn to make these unique and beautiful handbags. We’ve priced them as low as we can as the more we sell, the more people we can employ. Please stop by and even if you are not able to buy, please let others know about our site. Thank You!! Ed–
Jemma Woodman 02.02.10 at 11:11 am
Thank you for all the great website recommendations. I would like to add coolearth.org
coolearth.org
coolearth.org
You can buy beautiful gifts here which come with protected rainforest. Check it out.