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Green Job Spider
Green Job Spider
News and information about green jobs across the U.S.
Open4Energy
Open4Energy
Open4energy is an open source publisher of energy monitoring and energy saving solutions. We promote open source software applications, publish FREE information, host discussions and provide audit and consulting services on demand side energy management. Whether you are an IT professional, a facilities manager, or a home owner, open4energy has software and knowledge which will help you save energy.
Good For Water
Good For Water
The textile industry is a leading water user and polluter. We have a solution and want to talk with others about their ideas for water conservation.
Green Stocks Central
Green Stocks Central
A full featured portal focusing on publicly traded "green" companies across solar, wind, electric cars, geothermal, smart grid and more
How Is Earth?
How Is Earth?
A blog about many different issues, including a strong focus on the enviorment. Especially interested in geoengineering and new enviromentally related technology.
Green Upgrader
Green Upgrader
You don't have to give up living well to be "Green". We believe small choices we make can make a big impact.
EV Perspective
EV Perspective
EV Community and Resources for Electric Vehicle Enthusiasts.
Sustainable IT
Green Tech the Open Source Way
Green Tech the Open Source Way
The main blog of the global online community Green Life Innovators (GLI) founded October 1st 2008.
Achieve Green
Achieve Green
AchieveGreen.org is operated by individuals concerned about the environment with the soul mission of education and connection. Often society blames large corporations and government for our environmental woes and downfalls, but as a populace we play the biggest role in directing our environment’s future. The citizens of the United States are most influential cohort directing environmental impact. Without education and intervention the mass majority will continue to be naive to the harm being done by traditionally accepted behaviors.