Environmental blogs are platforms offering fantastic ways to create awareness about various environmental issues, including pollution and aspects of building a green community. The most vital and beautiful thing about blogs is that it has a wide outreach, reaching millions of people across the globe.
From business, family living, corporate world to individual people, environmental blogs provide impressive ways to raise awareness about environmental matters and above all, they sort of connect people with the same interests and drives the world towards environmental sustainability.
Am sure you will agree that Environmental Blogs are also Environment Heroes
Here are the 15 amazing environmental blogs of 2020 striving to inspire people towards the realization of the need for protecting and caring for the environment.
1. Grist
This is a popular blog site for all the news you need to know on climate and the environment. Grist packs on its site a large number of environmental articles from different authors and research information with an emphasis on finding solutions for the problems the environment faces. As stated on their about page: “Founded in 1999, Grist is a beacon in the smog — an independent, irreverent news outlet and network of innovators working toward a planet that doesn’t burn and a future that doesn’t suck. Our mantra these days: Don’t freak out. Figure it out.“
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2. Treehugger
TreeHugger is the leading media outlet dedicated to driving sustainability mainstream. This blog strives to be a one-stop-shop for all news about environmental sustainability issues. With articles on different topics ranging from the best building construction materials to ensure sustainability and pollution concerns to slideshows on endangered rabbit species, it is surely working to achieve its purpose. Good for a read on the various matters involving sustainable living and green initiatives.
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3. The Cleanest Line
This site is a beautiful picturesque escape into the travels of ambassadors such as Morgan Sjogren. They adventure their way through various regions around the globe, sharing with the public the various regions taking part in the fight for the environment. Multiple writers contribute to the blog by adding their own experiences and simple ways to reduce the overall environmental impacts. Vicariously participate in their efforts through their photos and expertly written environmental pieces.
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4. Seeker: Earth
This blog caters to those looking for succinct and scientifically oriented articles written by an expert in environmental science. It offers countless topics with regard to environmental conservation and adopting an eco-friendly lifestyle. The blog primarily focuses on discussing how a greener tomorrow can be achieved through the little things that are often disregarded by explaining just how the state of the earth should look like.
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5. Environment.co.za
Environment.co.za has been covering environmental issues from all over Africa, as well as worldwide, for well over a decade now. in that time, it’s moved from a forum to a blog format and has become one of the most popular environmental news sources in South Africa.
visit Site: environment.co.za
6. Yale Environment 360
Just like Treehugger, Yale Environment 360 seeks to provide the same kind of news by covering a large number of environmental topics regarding the state of the earth. It is an online magazine offering an opinion, analysis, reporting, and debate on global environmental issues. It is part of the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies and also features opinion pieces on various topics offering good points for debate on global environmental issues. The articles featured are from environmentalists, policymakers, academics, business people and daily topics of major environmental matters.
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7. Green Africa Youth
Founded in 2014 in Ghana, Green Africa Youth Organisation (GAYO) is an advocacy group focusing on environmental sustainability and public health. on its blog and social media platforms, the youth-led group promotes the development of “human interest to observe basic nature laws” and “living in harmony with nature”
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8. BBC: Earth blog
Built to capture the imagination, this blog site creatively and clearly describes itself as a place to get “Short stories about your earth.” The blog’s mission is very simple and is guided by the phrase, “Think beyond your everyday world, and experience the Universe as it really is.” It is packed with interesting pictures and beautiful narratives of the world’s species and wonders to capture the reader’s interest and marvel at the beauty of the environment. Big questions about the universe and the path to overcoming catastrophic environmental events are discussed in the blog as well.
Visit Site: BBC Earth Blog
9. Friends of the Environment
Friends of the Environment (FOTE) was set up in Nigeria in 1993. it educates people on environmental issues and aims to raise environmental awareness in the country through media, seminars and workshops. What really stands out about this blog is its unique way of bringing to light the uncontrolled and unsustainable exploitation of natural resources, such as the rapid depletion of forestry, which has led to environmental deterioration.
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10. Green Biz
This website seeks to provide information at the intersection of business, technology and sustainability, making it one of the best environmental business blogs. The articles are geared towards the business aspect of sustainability by defining the linkage between ecology and economics. It touches on political aspects as well, presenting to the reader information about new legislation and businesses practices that could have an impact on the environment.
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11. Green Africa Directory
The Green Africa Directory is a network that spans Africa with the aim of bringing together groups and individuals working to make the continent greener. It’s also a hub for environmental news, information and green jobs — and anyone can go there to learn more about sustainability and to get inspired to act for the planet.
Green Africa Directory is unique because it has a French version for those who don’t speak English, further connecting the continent. The sizeable number of followers on its social media platforms is also worthy of commendation.
Visit Site: Green Africa Directory
12. Inhabitat
Inhabitat.com is a weblog devoted to the future of design, tracking the innovations in technology, practices and materials that are pushing architecture and home design towards a smarter and more sustainable future. Inhabitat was started by designer Jill Fehrenbacher as a forum for investigating emerging trends in product, interior, and architectural design. It covers mainly life aspects that have to do with the individual lifestyle. Articles cover topics including green energy, architecture, design, innovation, waste management, recycling, green tips, travelling green, and eco-friendly guides.
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13. Green Habitat Initiative
Green Habitat Initiative focuses on sustainability in cities. Megacities, such as Lagos in Nigeria, are facing increasing infrastructural and environmental problems as they rapidly expand. Green Habitat Initiative (GHI) is based in Nigeria’s capital, Abuja; it promotes environmental sustainability in cities and communities, which is number 11 on the list of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals. GHI also runs a blog on environmental sustainability.
Visit Site: Green Habitat Initiative
14. Mother Nature Network
Mother Nature Network, aka MNN, is the world’s most visited online network for news and information related to the environment and responsible living. It has been labelled “The Green CNN” by Time, “The USA Today of Sustainability” by Fast Company, “Green Machine” by Associated Press, and “one of the hottest web properties out there” by NBC News. It generates more than 10 million sessions per month from more than 200 countries. The topics cover a variety of issues, including wind power, environmental software, biofuel, green cars, alternative materials, agriculture, recycling, and solar power. Some of the latest scientific technologies that can build a greener world are also unveiled on the blog. As the name suggests, the blog is indeed “geeky” and full of tech that sounds very futuristic.
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15. The New York Times: Green
The New York Times Green blog contains articles on the various aspects of climate change and global environmental issues, including business, politics and living. It serves as a general green guide to environmental matters and energy news, carrying with it the weight of well-founded research standards to foster lively discussions about creative and practical solutions.
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16. Mindful Momma
This blog is a beautiful take on the life of a mother trying to live a sustainable life while taking care of a family. It is full of neat tricks and advice on achieving a green-living lifestyle. It is run by Micaela Preston. For this reason, it’s the ultimate environmental blog for families and mothers who want to live an eco-friendly and zero-waste lifestyle. There are countless tips and positive alternatives to the habitual way of life that degrade the natural environment. With all the insights on the Mindful Mama blog, you cannot miss picking some of the simple ways to achieve greener long-term changes.
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17. World Wide Fund Global
As a blog, World Wide Fund initiatives are shared and discussed, with an overriding aim geared towards promoting health, wellness and sustainability around the globe. The articles featured on the blog talk about environmental preservation, lessening of the human footprint, and the environmental laws focused on creating a greener planet. Most of the topics on the blog focus on environmentally friendly initiatives to conserve and protect wildlife, marine life, forest habitats and water sources, as well as the need to make advancements in green energy and technologies.
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18. Mother Jones
This site has established itself more on the side of investigative reporting, focusing on uncovering the matters that are relevant to the environment. The site is a champion on matters of social justice and how it is related to environmental matters. It offers a good platform for keeping an eye on companies that are put on the spotlight for their environmental degradation or pollution practices.
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19. Clean Technica
CleanTechnica strives to be the most indispensable website for cleantech news and commentary. They have been covering the cleantech industry obsessively since 2008 on topics like solar power, clean transport, wind power, energy efficiency, energy storage, geothermal, hydropower, nuclear power, and climate change. Site director Zachary Shahan, due to his role at CleanTechnica, was named one of the top 20 fuel economy influencers in a Spring 2013 study. The goal of Clean Technica is to: inspire people and help them to take cleantech action in their lives and share correct information on cleantech, including debunking widespread myths and horrible coverage in the mass media.
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