Celsias was created in March 2006, evolved a ‘traditional’ blog in July 2007, and in 2008 developed tools to help people combat climate change, and bring the green community, companies and organisations closer together.

In additional to its thousands of individual members, more than 200 companies and organisations are registered with Celsias – these include Disney, Sun Microsystems, WWF, Columbia University, The University of Auckland, New Zealand Post and Ausra Solar Technolo

Cleantechblog.com, the premier cleantech site for commentary on news and technology relating to clean tech, greentech, energy, climate change and carbon, and the environment.

There was a time when the Alaskans used to be very skeptical about anything sounding like environmentally friendly or alternative fuels but the outlook is changing rapidly with people realizing that producing nonpolluting energy is much cheaper than extracting oil, and this is the primary reason why they are considering the alternatives. Compared to wind energy it costs more to run power generators with diesel. Another factor that makes alternative energy sources a viable option is that most of the oil produced in Alaska is sold outside of the state. Yet another factor that makes the Alaskans more sensitive and receptive towards environmentally friendly fuels now is most of the impact of global warming is being borne by regions like Alaska.

We tend to think that if a company is big, it is automatically bad and doesn’t care about it’s environmental footprint.  This couldn’t be farther from the truth.  Just take a look at the Top 10 Green Energy Users according to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).  Surprising, isn’t it?  Now, I’m not saying that all large corporations are doing their part.  Some aren’t.  But we should applaud and recognize the ones who are.

Earth Ministry is a 501(c)3 non-profit committed to engaging the Christian community in environmental stewardship.  We work in partnership with individuals and congregations to respond to this great moral challenge through education, individual and congregational lifestyle choices, and organizing for social change through environmental advocacy.

EnergyBulletin.net is a clearinghouse for information regarding the peak in global energy supply. We publish news, research and analysis concerning:

Energy production statistics, models, projections and analysis articles which provide insight into the implications of peak oil across broad areas including geopolitics, climate change, ecology, population, finance, urban design, health, and even religious and gender issues.

A range of information to help people prepare for peak energy, such as:

* Renewable energy information.

* Alternative financial systems.

* Low energy agriculture.

* Relocalization.

Any other subjects that could lead to better understanding the implications of an energy production peak.

The Department of Energy and Climate Change has announced that the green light has been given for the construction of a new energy plant that will generate power from biomass and waste.

Situated in Tilbury Docks, Essex, the facility is being built by a subsidiary of Express Energy Holdings, Tilbury Green Power, on a disused site.