EnvironmentFilter?
October 20, 2009 3:47 PM Subscribe
Looking for an environmental news aggregator, similar to what sites like realclearpolitics and memeorandum provide with political news.
I'm hoping to find a single place (or maybe a couple) where I can get a heads-up on breaking environmental news and editorial analysis, and if possible, also keep track of conservation and environmental research. Thanks!
I'm hoping to find a single place (or maybe a couple) where I can get a heads-up on breaking environmental news and editorial analysis, and if possible, also keep track of conservation and environmental research. Thanks!
Was going to say Grist. Up to the minute and very grounded perspective.
posted by Miko at 4:48 PM on October 20, 2009
posted by Miko at 4:48 PM on October 20, 2009
The two best in my experience (besides Grist) --
Environmental News Network
PlanetArk World Environment News
Others that are pretty good --
National Geographic Environment News
Wildlife Globe
Nature News
MongaBay
Some are regional, like Tidepool for the Pacific Northwest.
Also worth mentioning, in case you can afford a subscription or know someone who has one through work, is E&E News. It's not exactly what you're asking for. (If you're interested in policy, it might actually be better).
posted by salvia at 8:51 PM on October 20, 2009
Environmental News Network
PlanetArk World Environment News
Others that are pretty good --
National Geographic Environment News
Wildlife Globe
Nature News
MongaBay
Some are regional, like Tidepool for the Pacific Northwest.
Also worth mentioning, in case you can afford a subscription or know someone who has one through work, is E&E News. It's not exactly what you're asking for. (If you're interested in policy, it might actually be better).
posted by salvia at 8:51 PM on October 20, 2009
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The Nature Conservancy has a pretty good blog, too, if you want more commentary.
Grist is great for environmental news.
DotEarth tends to pick up the big environmental stories of the week.
SCB has a journal watch blog for conservation biology.
I asked this question a while ago that you might find helpful.
posted by one_bean at 4:33 PM on October 20, 2009