Archive for 'links'
Au Revoir
As you may have already guessed, many things have combined to make me stop posting to this blog. (First school, now work.) Rather than fitfully posting a handful of times a year, I think I’ll officially call it. But there’s a lot of good content here that I’m going to leave up for posterity. Here […]
Posted: December 31st, 2016 under links.
Tags: so long and thanks for all the fish
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Saturday Green Links – 4/13
Electricity, transportation, and animal cruelty seem to be the three themes floating in the ether recently. Enjoy. How Green is My Electricty? – Green Lifestyle Choices. Jon describes the tradeoffs between natural gas and electric heat. How Diverse Is Your State’s Electricity Generation Portfolio? – Think Progress. Massachusetts has the least diverse mix, relying heavily on natural […]
Posted: April 14th, 2013 under links.
Tags: links
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Saturday Green Links – 3/23
March Green Links? Anyway, these are very transportation-focused again, because there’s been a lot of talk in Massachusetts about that lately. It’s Not Your Imagination, People Driving To Work Are Miserable – Boston Biker. Yes, people walking and biking to work are happier. And this in January and February, too. How Massachusetts Commutes to Work – […]
Posted: March 24th, 2013 under links.
Tags: links
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Saturday Green Links – 1/26
Okay, I know it’s been a while. Maybe I should call these “January Green Links.” Anyway, here’s the best stuff I’ve seen this month. A warning: many of them have to do with transportation planning. Governor Patrick’s New Transportation Plan Positive Move For Cycling In Massachusetts – Boston Biker. A large chunk of plan funds is […]
Posted: January 26th, 2013 under links.
Tags: links
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Saturday Green Links – 8/15
People talk about the ethical reasons not to wear leather, but not often the environmental ones. Jason worked in a tannery once—after stricter environmental regulations were implemented—and believe me, it was still disgusting. Before shopping for fall – know the facts about leather! – Examiner. Between raising the cows and tanning the hides, leather is very […]
Posted: August 25th, 2012 under links.
Tags: links
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