A Few Links on Earth Day 2010
Beyond the events listed on EarthDay.org, here are a few more ways to research climate change, environmental policy news, greenwashing, and personal energy auditing:
- The new Climate Desk is a collaborative journalistic effort on green reporting from The Atlantic, Center for Investigative Reporting, Grist, Mother Jones, Slate, Wired, and PBS’s new program Need To Know.
- The comprehensive blogroll on The New York Times’s Green blog supplements the posts; yesterday, the blog announced its new name (“Green,” formerly “Green Inc.”) and expanded coverage.
Identity pranksters the Yes Men (watch their PopTech 2006 talk) organized zombies for a Dow “Run For Water” event on Sunday in Brooklyn, New York.
In 2008, Saul Griffith presented at PopTech on ways he learned to audit his personal energy usage:
Saul developed WattzOn, a free tool that you can use to track and monitor your own consumption.
What online sources do you use for environmental ideas and updates? Let us know in the comments.
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