Carnival of the Green makes its stop this week at Greenthinkers. The most compelling post at this week's carnival is called "post peak eats" at the blog Powering Down which examines the major food production problems that we are likely to face as the oil supply gets smaller and more expensive. Looks like now would be a good time to focus on locally ( Read more... )

Carnival of the Green #20 has pitched it's tents over at Greener Magazine. My favorite entry is from Triple Pundit, who asks, "Why is Popluation Growth Always Considered Good?"
One of the comments to the post really hits the nail on the head:

"There's no consistent way to "grow the GNP" each year without more people. But when's the last time you ( Read more... )

I've been remiss lately in linking to the weekly Carnival of the Green -- so much has been going on.

This week's Carnival of the Green  is hosted by baloghblog.

My favorite carnival entry this week comes from the GreenerMiami blog, which analyzed a week's worth of trash. Day 1,  Day 2, Day 3,  Day 4 and final results, which includes tips for reducing ( Read more... )

Carnival of the Green #13 is visiting Eco Street this week.

This week's carnival includes posts on: making London sustainable, how fossil fuels play a part in our food production, energy options, trying to find a green dry cleaning service, and Bush not meaning what he said about reducing dependence on oil during the SOTU literally -- among many ( Read more... )

Carnival of the Green is visiting Urban Eco this week. My post regarding the proposed sprawl legislation, SB 170 by Al Mansell is a part of this week's carnival.

This week's Carnival of the Green is visiting Ideal Bite. This is probably the funniest Carnival of the Green to date.

This weeks topics include: power from poop, the benefits of a bit of population decline, the fate of the hedgehog in Britain, SNL and global warming, carbon-offset from the film Syriana, coffee giants, and fake diamonds.

Visit this week's Carnival of the Green hosted by Unplugged Living, who's very funny subtitle is "Helping you freeload off Mother Nature".

At this week's carnival: Whole Foods going wind, Sustainability NYC style, green and not so green, technology,  sustainable agriculture by going veggie, vegan clothing, GMOs, poison-free gardening with ladybirds ( Read more... )

Come one, come all to Carnival of the Green #9. This week's carnival is visiting Skye Creative, Musings of an Eco-Entrepreneur.

My favorite post at this week's carnival, comes from Ardent Eden, and discusses the problems with GMOs and gives some practical steps ordinary citizens can take.

Want info about Carnival of the Green posting or hosting? ( Read more... )

Carnival of the Green #8 is visiting Suhitanantula's blog this week.

My favorite post from this week's carnival comes from The Small Town Project blog. The post talks about developers forced to pay for smog. As someone who hates the sprawl that is the Wasatch Front and who is interested in good urban planning, I found the post very interesting.

The Carnival of the Green spends it's second week in Utah, this time at Dee's 'Dotes.

Those that write on issues of ecology, fair trade and sustainability contribute to the Carnival of the Green. To find out about posting or hosting see City Hippy or Triple Pundit.