Architecture

• Energy Labeling for Homes? A Hot-Cool Idea!
• Melting drywall cooling rooms in Europe
• Architecture 2030

Blogroll

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• Themes
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• Support Forum
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Book Review

• "Cheap: The High Cost of Discount Culture"

composting

• Sierra Club The Green Life Garden Composting
• Peninsula Compost Group
• Organic Diversion
• Organic Mecahnics

CSA-Farms-Markets

• Otolith Sustainable Seafood
• Applegate Farms
• Lansdowne Farmer’s Market
• Oakmont Farmers Market
• SPIN Farming

Earth Issues

• Developed countries outsource emissions: study
• James Balog, Extreme Ice Survey @ TED
• Plastic rubbish blights Atlantic Ocean
• Clean Skies
• The Dominant Critique: Empty Politics of Many Progressives

economy

• Post Peak Living
• Life After Growth: What if the Economy Doesn't Recover?
• NYT: State hiring freezes hamper weatherization stimulus
• China Orders Retreat From Risky (US) Assets:UK Telegraph
• NYT: Retirees Trade Work for Rent at Cash-Poor Parks

environment

• Michael T. Klare has suggestions for "Avatar" prequel
• National Council for Science and the Environment

Faith and Religion

• Center For Transformation
• Bill McKibbon interview
• Pendle Hill
• National Council of Churches USA
• Unitarian Universalist Ministry for Earth

farming

• Redefining Sustainable Agriculture at PASA
• "Small Is beautiful (and radical)" – Eliot Coleman
• Small is beautiful (and radical)
• Window Farms
• Windowfarms Urban Gardens

food

• Window Farms
• Windowfarms Urban Gardens
• The food system and resilience
• Twin Lakes Brewing Company
• Backyard Fruit Growers

Gas Drilling

• Cracking Down on Fracking
• PA gas drillers try to dump contaminated water near NY Finger Lakes
• US Energy Shift
• Working to Protect the Watershed Region

health

• Christopher Swain's TOXTOUR
• Killer superbug solution discovered in Norway

Helpful Hints

• Sierra Club The Green Life
• Temple University Green Guide
• Kitchen Design — Clean, Green, and Affordable
• The Savings Experiment

Local Groups

• Sustainable 19125
• Bread & Roses Community Fund
• Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund
• Efficiency First
• Heathcote Community

Peak Oil

• Post Peak Living
• Barclays and Bank of America see looming oil crunch
• Bloomington, IN Peak Oil Task Force final report
• The Dominant Critique: Empty Politics of Many Progressives
• Thoughts on infrastructure from co-chair of Transition Town Oklahoma City

permaculture

• From Permaculture to Profits at The Catherine Austin Fitts Blog
• How to Use 12 Principles of Permaculture to Grow Sustainable Organizations
• The incredible edible urban jungle
• Veggies not challenging enough? Try home ‘aquaponic’ gardening
• Window Farms

recycling

• Get cash for your electronics
• At the Four Seasons, Philadelphia, green is always in season
• Peninsula Compost Group
• Organic Diversion
• Organic Mecahnics

Renewable Energy

• SF Chron: PG&E SmartMeters likely to boostshut-offs
• European Supergrid
• Energy Star ratings found flawed… again
• Melting drywall cooling rooms in Europe
• Residential Solar Panels

Stores and Businesses

• Chimney Fix – Chimney Liner Installation
• Ground Source H.V.A.C.
• Greensaw Design & Build
• Temple University Green Guide
• Manufacturing cooperatives

Sustainable

• The Power of Local
• Debating smart growth: Is urban or suburban living better?
• Redefining Sustainable Agriculture at PASA
• Leading the way to a low-energy future – what others are doing
• Small is beautiful (and radical)

transition towns

• Transition Centre
• Transition Town Cheltenham
• Transition Times
• Eye-popping Transition Towns success story in Italy
• UK Transition movement post from Copenhagen

Transportation

• NCLC Energy: electric cars
• Data Highlights: America'sCentury-Long Love Affair with the Car May Be Coming to an End
• World warming to greener train travel

Travel

• World warming to greener train travel

water

• PA gas drillers try to dump contaminated water near NY Finger Lakes
• Water Pollution Database–Check Your Water's Safety
• WaterFootprint.Org
• Your water footprint: It's Not Just How Much Water You Use, But What Products You Buy