Green Search Engines

www.EcoCho.com – uses Yahoo or Google. For every 1000 searches, Ecocho fights climate change by growing up to 2 trees. This offsets a ton of greenhouse gases.

www.GreenMaven.com – The Green Search Engine, gateway to the Green Web.

Green Website Resources

www.ams.usda.gov/nop/indexNet.htm USDA Organic certification regulations, standards and guidelines

www.BBCGreen.com – the new green and sustainable living website from BBC Worldwide

www.bgrncol.com B-Green Collaborative – organization to increase Green Energy awareness, provide resources and information and push for green future on planet.

www.CarbonTracker.com – independent info about climate change, greenhouse gases, carbon offsets and carbon offset vendors

www.Celsias.com – devoted to stopping climate change by undertaking real projects around the world to help cool the planet one project at a time

www.ClimateChangeGlossary.com – comprehensive glossary of words related to climate change and global warming

www.ClimateCounts.org – non-profit that scores companies annually on the basis of their voluntary action to reverse climate change

http://ClimateEthics.org – 20 Questions Media Should Ask Opponents of Climate Change Politicies

http://ClimateProgress.com - an insiders view of climate science, politics and solutions

http://dotearth.blogs.nytimes.com/ New York Times blog Andrew Revkin reports on natural resources, the environment, climate change and sustainability.

www.EarthLab.com – Non-Profit foundation on climate crisis provides practical guide to green living through educational efforts
www.EcoGeek.com – thinking about how our brains can save our planet, eco news

www.FishWise.org – Assesses the sustainability of seafood using the criteria and methodology developed by the Monterey Bay Aquarium’s Seafood Watch program

www.GlobalGeen.org – the US affiliate of Green Cross International, a sustainable and secure world.

www.Green-E.org – companies supplying Certified Renewable Energy and energy products

www.Green.org – The web’s leading source of information and community on global sustainability.

www.Green.yahoo.com

www.GreenSeal.com - Non-Profit identifies and promotes and certifies eco-friendly products and services

www.GreenZebraGuide.ca – Metro Vancouver, Canada’s guide to healthy, sustainable living. Offers from local business that are eco-friendly and community minded.

www.Grist.org – environmental news, commentary, advice- the most recognizable voide in environmental journalism.

www.Mongabay.com – provides tropical rainforest news, statistics, photos and info

www.kids.mongabay.com – helping children learn about the rainforest

www.OrganicGuide.com – prmotes awareness of the benefits associate with organic lifestyle

www.PlanetArk.com – daily guide to showing business how to reduce impact on the environment

http://PlanetGreen.discovery.com - Discovery TV’s “all things green” site

www.RealClimate.org – Climate Science from Climate Scientists

www.SeafoodWatch.org – Program of Monterey Bay Aquarium that provides fee pocket guides to consumers to raise awareness about seafood choices that are good for the oceans and ocean wildlife

www.SundanceChannel.com/thegreen/#/homePage - First TV network in US to establish regularly scheduled programming dedicated entirely to the environment

www.TheGreenGuide.com – National Geographic’s magazine and web publication educating moms about healthy organic food choices. The mission is to inspire people to care about the planet.

www.TreeHugger.com - media outlet dedicated to driving sustainability mainstream.

www.usgb.org – the US Green Building Council home of LEEDS certification (Leader in Environmental and Energy Design)

www.WorldChanging.com – News and Info by Non-Profit devoted to change your thinking

www.WorldWildLife.org World Wildlife Fund – protects endangered species and their habitats

Recycled Products

www.UsedCellPhoneShop.com – selling more than 100 used cell phones every day since 2005

Creating Art with Recycled Products

www.OriginalTBagDesigns.com – HoutBay South Africa colony of self-supporting artists using recycled tea bags as canvases for their painting.