How the environment is being affected by the more than 6.5 billion living on it.
Recent PostsThis story comes the NW Examiner in the Northwest Neighborhood of Portland, Oregon. http://www.nwexaminer.com/issues/11November2009.pdfHexavalent chromium accumulates in organisms and does not break down in the environment. No level of human exposure...
The Indigo Building or 12 West building recently installed Portland's first wind turbines on the top of a high rise. The wind energy generated from the four small-scale turbines (45 feet tall compared to the massive 400-foot turbines in the Columbia...
Arcimoto is an electric vehicle company based in Eugene, Oregon. They had a press conference (EV launch) in downtown Portland, Oregon at Pioneer Square on September 23rd, 2009. Follow arcimoto on twitter @arcimotoArcimoto EV's are available for pre-o...
This little rally in downtown Portland at Pioneer Square by the Courthouse was amusing to me. I thought it was interesting how no political headliners actually showed up except for their staff and a couple forgotten non-headliners.Just as an FYI...I ...
New Environmental Documentary CRUDE comes to Cinema 21ONE WEEK ONLY! 11/13-11/19Cinema 21 :: 616 NW 21st Ave, Portland, Oregon 97209 :: (503) 223-4515*Filmmaker Joe Berlinger in person 11/13 at the 7pm show!*Three years in the making, this cinĂ©ma-vĂ...
GUEST VIEWPOINT: Myths cloud the truth about biomass energy generationBy Rodolfo Oliviera and Suzana RadivojevicAppeared in print: Monday, Oct 26, 2009News: Last Seven Days: StoryClaims made by Seneca Sawmill Co. that appeal to the public’s hope fo...
This blog is currently rated a 4.17 out of a possible 5 based on 6 comments.
Michelle HudsonThe affects of greenhouse gas ozone, which has been increasing near Earth's surface since 1850, could seriously cut into crop yields and spur global warming this century, scientists reported on Wednesday. For more information about Effects & Causes Of Global Warming
ShannonGood general blog about environmental issues with a focus on current news. Sorted by topic like Global Warming. Nice commentary on issues. A little cluttered with ads. A good read. Nice use of multimedia. Regularly updated.
Sitaram RajaramanHi JT. I have been to your blog before via Link referral. I actually remember writing a review also. Great job man. I like the way you highlight the renewable energy resources. I have even bookmarked your site.
GabrielGreat! I like blogs that are often first to tell the news. This one's a great news resource for anything environmental.
VinceGreat blog!
News, analysis and opinion on energy, conservation, climate and the impetus for…
News, Resources, and commentary on climate change, energy, and sustainability
This is my new Green Planet Blog dedicated to the reporting and support of subje…
Okay my fellow environmentalist, here's the deal:
Your site is very wordy and busy, and that can be detrimental. The background was distracting, and you may be losing some viewers from that and your eclectic layout.
Also, it is very news-oriented with no real personality screaming out at the reader. Nothing shouts, "Hey! I'm different than other writers!" and we're all battling for individualism in this world, right?
On the plus side, your issues are not exactly the same old deal and were very different and interesting. Like I said before, a little wordy, but sometimes wordy is good.
Seven points for a nicely written blog, although the layout, visual appeal, and voice were lacking.
Great blog!
-Calister F. Wells
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