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Grist says cocaine addicts make a major contribution to global warming.

Fake Plastic Fish talks about plastic and pop culture.

Rob has 4 AMAZING recipes using leftovers.

Tiny Choices needs some gardening advice.

The Daily Green takes a look at an American Express program that pays volunteers $5/hour.

Inhabitat reports on a car that runs on coffee grounds, which is brilliant, but I’m guessing the exhaust fumes would create some mean cravings and further fuel my coffee addiction.

Our good green buddy The Good Human is nominated for a Best of Green award!  Vote early and vote often (seriously, you can).

Inhabitat finds shoes made from recycled TVs.

And Greenopolis finds shoes that come in an envelope, ready to be assembled.

Enviroblog asks if you’ve ever checked your home for chemicals.

Grist ponders the junk food tax.

EarthFirst (who has a great new site design!) wonders if it’s time to free Willy.

One Green Generation has 10 ways cloths can save the planet.

Nature Moms wants to know if your child can identify popular fruits and veggies.

Chiot’s Run gives us a primer on the shelf life of seeds.

Tiny Choices gives the best green tip ever – don’t clean!

The Daily Green lists seven creatures that have gone extinct in our lifetime.

Ecollo explores the reality of Uggs.

NPW turns an old book into wall art.

Inhabitat discusses a prosthetic good that recycles energy.

The Good Human wants you to choose ground shipping the next time you send a package.

Haute Nature has found amazing accessories made from recycled soda bottles.

Fake Plastic Fish debates match vs. lighter.

Grist wonders if Facebook deserves the hell it’s getting from Greenpeace.

Raise a Green Dog wants to make sure your dog’s bowl is safe.

Ecollo discusses the dark side of chocolate.

The Daily Green talks about how the recent snowstorms don’t disprove global warming.

Blatherskite makes hand cream and deodorant.

The Good Human has 17 alternatives to disposable products.

Scientific American reports that oxytocin may alleviate some autism.

World’s Best Cat Litter has a $10 off or free bag offer.

The Daily Green discusses why it may cost us more to NOT eat organic.

Inhabitat has instructions for making your own treehouse in 6 easy steps.

Nature Moms has 8 ways to cut down on food waste, and Earth Talk at The Good Human looks at the implications of the food we throw away.

Skepticblog takes on climate skepticism.

Green Grounded talks about the Audi Green Police.

Come the Revolution says winter biking is all about the face mask.

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Petite Planet discovers that Agave Nectar may not be the wonder sweetener.

Earth First talks about turning E. coli into biofuel.

Fake Plastic Fish makes a plastic-free hot/cold pack.

The Good Human discusses environmental concerns in the wake of Haiti’s earthquake.

One Green Generation reviews an organic liqueur.

Condo Blues makes insulated window shades.

Inhabitat says H&M and other brands are guilty of organic cotton fraud.

Follow The Reader discusses environmentally sustainable publishing.

Haute Nature talks about concrete made from hemp.

Fake Plastic Fish has 8 reasons that personal changes matter.

The Daily Green weighs the benefits and costs of fracking (not the B-star kind).

The Good Human found an iPhone app that allows you to be an Eco-Snoop.  Would you use it?

In unrelated news, I have a new website for STAY!  Please stop by at AllieLarkinWrites.com.

Nature Moms guides us in getting rid of junk mail.

The Environmentalist talks about why global warming is causing cold weather.

Tiny Choices shows us some electric cars on the horizon.

One Green Generation found a site that helps people set up urban window farms.

The Good Human discusses the Cool Foods campaign.

Haute Nature was included in the book, 1,000 Ideas for Creative Reuse.

GreenUpgrader talks about a company that turns old knitted items into new ones.

One Green Generation says sustainability begins at home.

Rob’s World turns 2!

Crunchy Chicken makes perfume.

Raise a Green Dog has some great green ideas for keeping your pets entertained when it’s too cold to play outside.

Tiny Choices talks simple green cooking.

One Green Generation has 10 tips to help keep you awake and happy this winter.

Crafting a Green World has instructions for making a gift wrap bow from scrap paper.

Condo Blues is crafting a microwaveable hot pack.

Nature Moms Blog is making her own air fresheners.

Green as a Thistle is going off the “air” after she finishes reporting from Copenhagen.

The Good Human talks about dealing with pollution while biking.

Ode is giving away a free digital issue.