Your guide to eco-friendly news, resources and sustainable products - (Read more)

Come here to discuss and learn about Renewable Energy (Solar, Wind, Hydro, & Biofuels), Permaculture, Conservation, Recycling, Organic Gardening, Rain Water Harvesting and Grey Water Recovery, and other methods of living cleanly, efficiently, and leaving lighter footprints on our earth. - (Read more)

Thoughts on the coming of a society that is in balance with nature and the magnitude of the problems in the way; facing the reality that the present world's population has moved beyond the earth's carrying capacity, the looming peak in world oil production, green alternatives, and the least painful paths to a sustainable society. - (Read more)

Let's face it: reading environmental journalism too often feels like eating your vegetables. Boiled. With no butter.

But at Grist, we believe that news about green issues and sustainable living doesn't have to be predictable, demoralizing, or dull. We butter the vegetables! And add salt! And strain metaphors!

We exist to tell the untold stories, spotlight trends - (Read more)

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Earth & Economy frequently provides its member community with useful green content—simple to find, review and share. - (Read more)

A weblog focusing on earth-conscious technology, trends and ideas, from a Philadelphia Daily News perspective. That means we cover whatever that comes down the 'green' pike with a sense of outspoken fun and attitude. We also concentrate on news and activities that can save you money while saving planet. - (Read more)

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Want to know what goes on in the heads of the crew at AllYourGreen.com? Well this is your chance, read their blog, expand your mind, conquer the universe! - (Read more)

The Green Connoisseur Blog is your source for high-end goods and services that are green and sustainable. - (Read more)

Global Warming at a Glance

The main cause of global warming that we know of is called The Green house effect. The sun's rays come into the earth's atmosphere and heat the earth's surface. Some of this heat goes into the ground but most of it is reflected by ice and water back into space. A natural balance of green house gases are in the air. These gases absorb heat, trapping it in the atmosphere, which in turn keeps our planet warm.

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