So I stumbled across an excellent environmentally based website the other day, and signed up for the newsletter. I’m on a lot of listserves, and most of them are autoarchived (thanks Gmail!) for “later reading” (ha!). But this one is different.
The site is beautiful, and the huge amount of articles and content: easily accessible. I actually find myself reading the newsletter on a daily basis. One recent one re: Nalgene bottles and Bisphenol A was remarkably levelheaded (expectedly, moreso than the evening news hysteria).
Today’s newsletter covered what they deem an international food shortage. Instead of the easy, popular knee-jerk reaction of blaming rising food costs on ethanol production, they point to several factors, including…
Along with the newsletter in your inbox, comes (usually) the longer article on their website, AND a related poll and active discussion. Today’s? Should food labelling show the water footprint?
Summary? Go to the website named “Treehugger” to annoy morons. Stay to get edukated.
6 Responses
BeFell
28|Apr|2008 1Meh.
I’ll stick to my interneting habits (mostly porn).
Michael Bakshi
29|Apr|2008 2BeFell! What happened?! Did the government bust into your apartment and take away your wives again?!
I’m so sorry man, those po-po are always keeping us all down.
Michael Bakshi
02|May|2008 3At this time, I declare your site interface to be anti-American!
It’s time to change it again.
Zeke
06|May|2008 4That’s not happening.
Looks like Gravatars don’t work with IE6.0…. But anyone using this browser is a douche anyways.
Michael Bakshi
07|May|2008 5Opera users are superintelligent and FireFox users are sheep being told by their IT’s to use it.
Zeke
08|May|2008 6People who use Opera think they’re being rebellious while everyone else looks at them and goes, “meh.”
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