The Top 10 Environmental Blogs? Outside Magazine’s Weird List
November 28, 2011 1 Comment
Oustside magazine has just posted its “Top Ten Environmental Blogs,” and while those listed are very good, there are some omissions that are, in my opinion, well, glaring. Two of the very best environmental blogs, ones which ought to be at, or certainly near, the top of the list, do not even appear on it. Those would be Joe Romm’s Climate Progress and Brad Johnson’s ThinkProgress Green. I will resist the temptation to comment further on Outside’s list, but would be curious to hear feedback from readers of “Say What?”about your favorites.
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The Top 10 Environmental Blogs According to Outside
The best environmental blogs, from one-sided political commentators to prolific aggregators and reporters breaking news.
9. OnEarth Blog
8. The Guardian: Environment Blog
7. Discovery News: Earth
6. High Country News: The Goat
5. The Cleanest Line
4. The New York Times: Dot Earth
3. Mother Jones: Blue Marble
2. Yale Environment 360
1. The New York Times: Green
About Scott Brophy
Scott Brophy is a philosophy professor whose work is focused on the intersection of philosophy and public policy, especially on environmental issues, law, and education. He has also taught philosophy of science, logic, and the history of philosophy. He has served as a consultant for educational programs and schools throughout the U.S. and abroad, and as an adviser to several philanthropic foundations.
SayWhat? 
Why split the NYTimes blogs but not the Grist ones? Seems kinda arbitrary to me.
But anyway, I’d add Dave Roberts’ Grist blog. Also, I’d add Brad Plumer from Ezra Klein’s Wonkblog.