Bloggers for Positive Global Change

Keith R over at Temas has just nominated Climate Change Action for a "Blogging for Positive Global Change" award. In other words a climate change blog meme has been started and it's my turn to reccomend some of the best blogs in the field.

I would like to thank Keith for nominating me as a reccommended climate blogger. He has a very interesting blog which is rather unique in it's regional focus (Latin America), combined with it's coverage (environmental issues) and it's language (English).

The rules of the meme are as follows:

Here are the rules:

1. When you get tagged, write a post with links to up to 5 blogs that you think are trying to change the world in a positive way.
2. In your post, make sure you link back to this post so that people can easily find the exact origin of the meme.
3. Leave a comment or message for the bloggers you’re tagging, so they know they’re now part of the meme.
4. Optional: Proudly display the “Bloggers For Positive Global Change” award badge with a link to the post that you write up.

So my five nominations are:



SusHi--Ken bloggs about sustainability in Hawaii, ever since he started this blog i have been amazed at his profligacy. Numerous posts every day, and lots of good stuff amongst the collection. Think of it as Treehugger run by one man ( i know it's insane).



DeSmog blog--Kevin Grandia, Ross Gelbspan et. al., do a great job at "clearing the pr pollution that clouds the science of climate change". Hear a doddgy sounding report, check de smog blog and found out who paid for it, what the actual facts are and how it has been distorted. A great resource.


Bristling Badger --A fellow participant in the Camp for Climate Action, Merric is a UK voice of climate activism. Not purely climate change and not entirely free of politics but good stuff, i perticularly like the briefing on aviation and climate change. There is some really well researched work.


The Environmentally Concerned Individual--Shayla Duval bloggs from Torronto, part of a student group, it's always great to see grassroots activism documented online.


Itsgettinghotinhere. The best student climate activism blog on the web. Canadian and US bloggers update the site frequently with information on marches, sit-ins and other awareness raising activities. A must read for North Americans with an interest in climate change.

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