I’m so glad that I finished my redesign this week so I had time to read more!

• Federal judge says you can break DRM if you’re not doing so to infringe copyright – Boing Boing. On the heels of my ePub post, this is a relief. (Thanks, Jason!)
• L.A. mayor climbs on bike, gets hit by taxi, gets hit by bike-bloggers – Grist. I probably shouldn’t find this as amusing as I do.
• Cambridge Publishes Bike Theft Statistics, Up 54% This Year – Boston Biker.This is good news, right? I mean, more people are biking…
• Ask Umbra on sustainable choices for cat litter – Grist. You know my choice…
• Pines, Beetles, and Bears – New York Times. Warmer temperatures have allowed the mountain pine beetle to devastate forests.
• Top Organic Restaurants Nationwide – Eco News Network. I haven’t been to Henrietta’s Table yet, but I should.
• You Down With OCA? – Pays to Live Green. The Organic Consumers Association sounds pretty cool.
• Where Is My Milk From? – Where Is My Milk From? Ours was processed in New Britain, CT. (Via Cambridge Energy Alliance)
• Activists urge state to use less bottled water – Boston Globe. It’ll be cheaper and better for the environment—why wouldn’t the state government switch?
• Parking bargain lures efficient vehicles – Boston Globe. I saw one of these yesterday and didn’t know what it was for.

That’s all for now. As usual, if you see anything interesting this week, send it my way.