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I maintain four e-mail lists
for environmental news-related stories I find interesting. One is called Environmental Ecology News,
another is called Sustainability
Planning News, a third focuses on International
Development and a fourth deals with Air Quality Planning. There is also a list focused on the Precautionary
Principle, and one called A
Post-Corporate World. All of
these are sited within Yahoo Groups, and have accessible and searchable archives.
The Environmental News Network
maintains a subscribable e-mail
news service.
Envirolink has a similar, but
free, e-mail update news service.
The Bonda Report is a portal that
synthesizes environmental news from a wide
range of sources, and also links to various organizations involved in
sustainability.
The British Broadcasting Corporation maintains a site with science and nature
news.
The New York Times has a similar
site, with science-based
news and an e-mail notification service.
The Los Angeles Times lists science and
environmentally-oriented stories.
Faultline, the California-oriented Environmental
magazine also has a susbscribable e-mail news service.
Greenbiz, an environmental
resource to corporate-based sustainability efforts, maintains a newsletter with an e-mail delivery
option.
Grist Magazine ("doom and
gloom with a sense of humor") tracks its own particular brand of environmental news, with links to
originating news sources and their own op ed style takes on issues.
Sprawlwatch, a news service focused on urban
growth issues, has a subscribable e-mail newsletter as well.
Island Press maintains an
internet guide to environmental information linked (not surprisingly) to books
it publishes, with an e-mail newsletter called Eco Compass.
PLANetizen delivers planning and development-oriented news.
Some urban planning and
development news can be found at Urban Insight.
Smart Growth-related news
is available in periodic e-mail updates from the Smart Growth Network, a partnership of government, business and civic
organizations that support smart growth. Since its creation in late 1996, the
Network has become a storehouse of knowledge about smart growth principles,
facilitating the sharing of best practices and acting as a catalyst for
implementation of ideas.
[Last update: September 1,
2006]