Here's the top 10 articles on Green Blog from 2011. Our second most-read article had a more educational approach and instead tried to explained the term "e-waste" – something the author seems to have succeeded with quite well considering it's position here. The nuclear crisis in Japan. link] [link]. link]. link]. MORE >>

Their website is easy to navigate and well organized and the articles are all stimulating, factual and emotive. The thought that eighty percent of the world’s energy usage comes from fossil fuels is staggering and disheartening, however, that number use to be a lot higher. The trouble with traditional energy sources is that it is dirty. MORE >>

Got a question about environmental economics? Ask an environmental economist at the Answer Desk.   And, in fact, that's the conclusion that this article in the Journal of Economic Issues reaches.  Some disclosures:  I haven't fully read the JEI article.  the Environmental Economics blog. MORE >>

Check out the full article at www.thegreensamaritan.com. Green Living Healthy Living Environmental Working Group Shopper's Guide labels on fruit PLU labels what do the labels on fruit meanIf you haven’t already, take a closer look at those little sticky labels on the fruit and vegetables you buy at the grocery store.  MORE >>

Buy, Grab, Drink, Trash: Environmental Implications of Bottled Water by Michael Smith (Veshengro) A plastic bottle is NOT the problem either. Emissions like these are at the forefront of the world’s current environmental crisis. Buy, grab, drink, trash; this is the life of one bottle of water after a consumer gets their hands on it. MORE >>