The best blogs for environmental & climate change updates, tips for reducing your carbon footprint, engaging in sustainable living, and growing food. You'll also find advice on reducing your energy bills, eco-friendly products, and ethical fashion.
This delightful environmental blog for children features three Superheroes named Sandy Soil, Wendy Air, and Rainey Water. Each post is a children's story about how the Superheroes help to keep the Earth free from pollution. It's such a great way to teach kids about protecting the environment.
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Earthava was started by Sam, a passionate 26-year-old environmentalist & archeologist. Her goal is to increase awareness about renewable energy and how it can ultimately save our planet. I'm pretty sure she answers every question you've ever had about renewable energy on her blog. It's brilliant!
After living sustainably for over 30 years, Greg Seaman started his blog, EarthEasy, in 2000 with heaps of experience. Topics include off-grid living, science & technology, home, family & community. He also shares guides on how to live, grow, play, travel & dress in an eco-friendly way.
Eco Warrior Princess is by Jennifer Nini, a stylish environmental activist & organic farm owner. Her blunt style of writing is honest and to the point regarding politics & business. And her sustainability experience shines through her articles about healthy lifestyles, fashion, beauty, and wellness.
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Environmental News Bits is written and maintained by Laura Barnes, who is the Sustainability Information Curator at the Illinois Sustainable Technology Center. She browses all sorts of daily environmental news, so you don't have to, and then posts the most important updates on her blog.
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Frugally Sustainable is a blog about Andrea and her family's sustainable life on the homestead. You'll learn inexpensive ways to produce your own food, as well as delicious recipes. There are natural herbal remedies, how to make your own beauty products, and fabulous tips on natural living.
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Kathryn, from Going Zero Waste, used to worry about the toxic, non-natural waste we generate as humans. Then she started a hugely successful blog about it. Find guides for eco-friendly living, easy ways to reduce, reuse & recycle, as well as sustainable beauty & wellness tips.
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Green Living Ideas is a great blog about living a healthy & happy home life in the greenest way possible. You'll find tips on reducing home energy bills, environmentally friendly home renovations, air quality improvement systems, and heaps of tips to ger your home working in a more sustainable way.
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Inhabitat is a green lifestyle blog founded by eco-friendly designer Jill Fehrenbacher. It is mainly focused on more sustainable & environmentally friendly research, innovations & designs for all types of products. Like housing, clothing, home products, vehicles, and more.
Staci & her husband began their homesteading lifestyle in 2018 and blog about their journey thus far. Growing their own food, cooking almost every meal from scratch, natural living, environmental awareness, and producing soap & skincare as a business, are just some of the topics they blog about.
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For a factual and accurate bird's eye view on how the earth's climate is changing, check out NASA's blog for current images & scientific research results. Find current data & discussions regarding environmental causes, effects, and solutions based on vital signs from the planet itself.
Small Foodprint Family is a blog about green living from Dawn, an eco-warrior who also happens to be an expert in sustainable landscaping, stormwater management, and tree care. You'll find tips on how to reduce your carbon footprint, articles about natural health, recipes, and growing your own food.
Treehugger is the world's #1 website on sustainability with over 120 million readers per year. You'll find information on every facet of living an environmentally-friendly life from ethical clothing to saving rainwater, growing your own food, eco-friendly products, and reducing climate change.
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