Web Links

"EcoGeek devotes its pages to exploring the symbiosis between nature and technology."

Information and several blogs on sustainable farming.

Information and discussion about energy, including oil and gas, peak oil, hydrogen, alternative energy, ethanol and other biofuels, climate change, and geopolitics, from an industry professional.

Daily analysis of the business of the environment by The Wall Street Journal.

Envirovore provides news and commentary on all things food.

Environmental politics.

Green Car Congress’ mission is to provide timely, high-quality editorial about the full spectrum of energy options, technologies, products, issues and policies related to sustainable mobility.

Environment + Technology = Green Wombat

Inhabitat.com is "a weblog devoted to the future of design, tracking the innovations in technology, practices and materials that are pushing architecture and home design towards a smarter and more sustainable future."

A blog on green building.

Jamais Cascio writes about the intersection of emerging technologies, environmental dilemmas, and cultural transformation, specializing in the design and creation of plausible scenarios of the future.

Blog covering peak oil theory and news. Written by gailtheacutary, an editor at TOD.  (Note: I found this site after naming my own.)

Blog about covering peak oil, global warming, and possible solutions.

Climate science from climate scientists.

Blog of a freelance writer who comments on environmental and natural resource news.

A blog covering the business of food.  Covers all types of food and farming techniques.

The Energy Collective "is a moderated online community for people who want to understand and discuss how energy choices, technology and markets are shaping the quest for a secure and sustainable future."

Personal blog for the CEO of Better Place covering energy issues.  Updated intermittently.

Covers the "Transit Space Race" and the relationship between electric transit and development.

A company renting solar panels for placement on residential homes.

Producer of concentrate photovoltaic technology.

A company renting solar panels for use on residential and commercial buildings.

How-to articles on a variety of topics related to the "sustainable and ethical" lifestyle, including sustainable farming, home brewing, and how to make ice cream.

How electricity is used in your home and how you can consume less. [Recommended]

Treehugger evaluates some "green" purchases. I say buy used.

Treehugger's guide to getting your green on in your home or office.

Hundreds of links on anything "green".  The list includes categories such as "Babies and Childrem," "Blogs that Care," "Holidays," and "Transport."

Author Michael Pollan's collection of links relating to sustainable agriculture and the Farm Bill debate.

The Story of Stuff has a list of non-governmental organizations working to make a difference in the following areas: Extraction, Production, Distribution, Consumption, and Disposal.  There is also a list of organizations that work in other important areas.

Homepage for Kenneth S. Deffeyes, author of "Beyond Oil"

An apocalyptic view of the world after Peak Oil.

Peak oil and the "inevitable world-energy transition.

Blog covering peak oil theory and news. Written by gailtheacutary, an editor at TOD.  (Note: I found this site after naming my own.)

A small but growing group of professionally trained psychotherapists who know the stress the dawning awareness of Peak Oil brings.

Covers the "Transit Space Race" and the relationship between electric transit and development.

The Department of Energy's collection of official U.S. government energy statistics.

The IEA's database on energy use around the world.  [Recommended]

A through guide to the functioning of batteries.

A huge database of cosmetics, skin care proudcts, shampoo, and much more.  Website rates products based on whether or not they contain toxic chemicals, ingrediants that have been linked to cancer, or are in other ways harmful to the user or the environment.  [Recommended]