Environmental News Sources

• ENN. Environmental News Network, still tops with an orientation toward wildlife. Subscribe to a free daily news summary with hyperlinks to full stories. A subscription gives you the right to search the archives. This is a super resource.

• Excite. Customize your own news with category names and fill the categories by listing keywords. Good U.S. focus across all issues but not heavy on wildlife. A good balance to ENN. Excite Environmental Update.

• Los Angeles Times Environmental News. Always good science, health and environmental reporting.

• BBC News. Science and Technology pages cover some environmental stories. Many interesting links to wildlife.

• Infoseek Environment Pages. Alternative energy, environmental law, journals, population issues, animal rights, environmental research, natural disasters, recycling, Biodiversity, forest preservation, newsletters, soil erosion, climate change, green companies, ocean & coastal, sustainable development, Earth Day, human environment, parks & wilderness, watchdog groups, ecopsychology, innovative technologies, policy, water, environmental health, pollution, wildlife preservation.

• Earth Times covers environmental news around the world. Feature orientation.

• Reuters Environmental News at Planet Ark. Australian orientation. Exceptionally busy front page layout by a frames-crazed desginer.

• EnviroLink News Service.

• Capital Reports "News Link" Environmental News Digest: air quality, climate change, endangered species, enforcement, hazardous waste, recycling, right-to-know, toxic substances, U.S. EPA, water quality.

• Earth Vision News.

• Natural Resourcs Defense Council's (NRDC) Legislative Watch offers insight into ongoing U.S. environmental controversies that don't necessarily make the daily news today, but which eventually do surface as news. NRDC tends to be ahead of the news curve.

• Discovery Channel has a really cool site on Earth Alerts of half-page environmental newsbriefs called "Daily state of the planet." Animal Cameras let you look in on three species. Look at Elephant Kingdom for an unusually colorful home page.

• Greenlines has one-paragraph summaries of recent news of interest to the non-profit Defenders of Wildlife. These could lead you to topics on which you might wish to do further research.

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