Tue 16 Oct 2007
Normally I would be doing a recap of the best posts that I’ve found in the financial blogosphere today. Since yesterday was blog action day, I figured I’d do a recap of the various financial blog’s posts regarding the topic. So here is what some of the other financial blogs out there have to say about the environment:
- Dumb Little Man has a list of Items You Never Thought to Recycle. This is the same approach I took with my Blog Action Day post but I think he probably did it a little bit better than me.
- I’ve Paid For This Twice Already has 10 Ways To Reduce Your Carbon Footprint. A carbon footprint is the affect that humans have on the environment in terms of green house gases.
- Lazy Man and Money has ways to Save Money and the Environment. There are some really great ideas here.
- Simply Thrifty has Some Ways to Conserve Water. Also check out her article on Gray Water, the water that goes down the sink and bathtub can all be reused for things like watering plants.
- The Digerati Life has 10 Simple Ways to Save Money and the Environment. There are some more excellent tips in here.
- Brip Blap discusses How Politics Have an Impact on our Environment. Voting can lead to change and voting for the person with the most environmental concern can make all the difference.
- Get Rich Slowly gives 5 Eco-Friendly, Wallet Friendly sites. There are some great stores listed in here to get everyday needs the eco-friendly way.
- Moolanomy has some Little Things You Can Do to Save Money and The Planet. This is a great list of 40, really simple, things that you can do.
- Money Smart Life has more ways to Save the Environment and Save Money. There are some more great ideas in here as well.
- Zen Habits give 5 Ways to Save the World, While Getting Fitter, Saving Money, Simplifying and Becoming Happier. Each tip he gives does all of these for you. Another great read from Zen Habits.
- John Chow talks about the Car that can save the environment. Looks like a pretty cool car too.
- Get Rich Slowly also recommends buying less stuff as a way to save the environment.
- The Simple Dollar discusses what you can do on a local level to help the environment around you. I must say, this is a really good read and I completely agree with his point of view.
There you go. There is a recap of some the Blog Action Day posts that I read yesterday. Check them out and go do something that helps the environment.
-M
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October 16th, 2007 at 1:09 pm
Check out this US Carbon Footprint Map, an interactive United States Carbon Footprint Map, illustrating Greenest States to Cities. This site has all sorts of stats on individual State & City energy consumptions, demographics and much more down to your local US City level…
http://www.eredux.com/states/
October 16th, 2007 at 3:19 pm
Hey Matt, great list of sites. I think i have one you might want to add. I am working with this coalition to ensure that congress sends the president a strong energy bill which involves signifigant improvements to the environment. this bill is going to guarentee the growth of renewable energy and enact the best fuel economy standards ever. Bill could ultimately save people money and help protect the environment. Please check out www.energybill2007.org and sign the petition to help get this legislation passed. I would love to see this bill passed ensuring conservation and environmental protection in our country!
October 18th, 2007 at 3:24 am
Thanks very much for the link. That’s a nice roundup of posts. Mackenzie’s comment above is exactly the kind of thing I was talking about in my post, too - although I’m somewhat cynical about getting the bill mentioned passed. Given how fragile the US “Big 3″ are at the moment, there’s going to be a lot of pressure not to impose harsh new standards for fuel efficiency, etc. on them. It’s not an excuse, and I think it would make Detroit more efficient and profitable in the long run, but the pressure would be too much given the current Congress and administration.
Worth trying, though, so I’ll head over there to write up a letter…!
October 21st, 2007 at 7:51 pm
Thanks so much for including me in this impressive list of posts!
December 6th, 2007 at 12:19 pm
emm.. just wanna say thank you