A whole truckload of environmental blogs

I recently came across some very good (largely American) blogs with a generally environmental bent, which I thought it worthwhile sharing (especially as they are more uptodate, more athoritative and better written than mine - hell, they even have pictures...)
These include:

• CleanTech Blog, which looks at technological developments from an environmental perspective;
• Joel Mackower's Blog, which looks at business and marketing developments, again with an environmental spin;
• The Energy Blog, for the latest in green and sustainable energy;
• Clean Break, on clean technologies, green policies and trends in sustainable development in Canada;
• Eco Geek, more clean tech news.
• MetaEfficient, a guide to very efficient things.

The CleanTech Blog, also has links to hundreds of other similar blogs. It makes you realize just how many such blogs there are out there (and why mine gets so few hits and no comments!)
Among several articles which caught my eye (and which I now no longer feel the need to report on in detail) were:

• China and India: Laggards or Leaders? - contrary to popular opinion, it seems that China and India are making some significant progress on alternative energy and recycling projects.
• Yahoo! Spins a Web of Climate Influence - Yahoo! follows Google and Dell Computers in aiming to become carbon-neutral as more and more companies fall over themselves to show how they are greener than the other guys.
• Earth Day and the Polling of America - recent US polls on changing consumer views on environmental matters.
• How About 1902.7 mpg? - The Shell Eco-marathon(TM) Americas competition results in amazingly economic vehicles, but is the baby buggy going to fit in the trunk?
• N.A.'s biggest solar PV farm planned for Ontario - a huge 40-megawatt solar farm is being constructed in Sarnia, ON, due for completion in 2010.
• Solar Costs To Match Coal By 2010 - however, consumers may not stand to benefit.