Keepfaking.it’s good friend Wouter asked us today for a few blogs and websites he might be interested in as part of some digital research he is engaged in. Far be it for us to get in the way of academic pursuit, and may as well be hung for a sheep as a lamb as they say. Here’s a dump of relevant sections from our Google Reader account. Excuse errors and omissions. There are tons of stuff missing but seriously, don’t sweat it, if your website is absent it probably means we check it the old fashioned way. Anyways, who reads RSS anymore.

Stuff That Matters — General News

• [RSS] A Smarter Planet
• [RSS] BBC NEWS | Richard Black’s blog
• [RSS] CleanSkies.com – The Energy and Environment Network
• [RSS] Demos Greenhouse
• [RSS] Dot Earth
• [RSS] Earth2Tech
• [RSS] environmentalresearchweb: all content
• [RSS] Future:Media:Change
• [RSS] Greener Design
• [RSS] Grist Magazine
• [RSS] guardian.co.uk Environment: Environment blog
• [RSS] SmartPlanet News
• [RSS] The Oil Drum – Discussions about Energy and Our Future
• [RSS] The Yale Forum on Climate Change and The Media
• [RSS] TheEnergyCollective
• [RSS] WSJ.com: Environmental Capital – WSJ.com

Stuff That Matters — Green Blogs + Opinion

• [RSS] AMEE – The world’s energy meter
• [RSS] Arts and Ecology
• [RSS] Casaubon’s Book
• [RSS] children of the end of History, and other tales
• [RSS] CleanTechnica
• [RSS] Crane and Matten blog
• [RSS] e-IR
• [RSS] CarbonOutreach
• [RSS] EcoGeek.org
• [RSS] EcoLabs
• [RSS] Ecology without Nature
• [RSS] Forum For The Future & Green Futures
• [RSS] Greenbang
• [RSS] Greenmonk: the blog
• [RSS] INHABITAT
• [RSS] It’s Getting Hot In Here
• [RSS] Kate’s Comment
• [RSS] Know Your Place
• [RSS] Mark Lynas
• [RSS] Monbiot.com
• [RSS] ParkHowell.com
• [RSS] Post Carbon Institute Publications
• [RSS] RealClimate
• [RSS] ReGeneration
• [RSS] SANDBAG blogs
• [RSS] Stoat
• [RSS] Sustainablog
• [RSS] The Climate Group
• [RSS] The End of Something..
• [RSS] The Lazy Environmentalist
• [RSS] Transformational Logistics
• [RSS] TreeHugger
• [RSS] Watts Up With That?
• [RSS] Worldchanging: Bright Green

Stuff That Matters — Activism|Climate Change

• [RSS] 350 Updates
• [RSS] Blog Entries
• [RSS] Climate Change Action
• [RSS] Climate Progress
• [RSS] DeSmogBlog – Clearing the PR Pollution that Clouds Climate Science
• [RSS] Greenpeace UK
• [RSS] Jamie Andrews
• [RSS] Jamie Potter
• [RSS] Leo’s blog
• [RSS] Low Carbon Communities
• [RSS] Lower (Carbon) Footprint
• [RSS] News
• [RSS] Stop Heathrow Expansion
• [RSS] The Pew Charitable Trusts – Newsroom
• [RSS] UK Youth Delegation

Stuff That Matters — Env Orgs + Corps

• [RSS] Social Innovation Camp
• [RSS] The Carbon Trust – Press Releases

Stuff That Matters — Social | Activism

• [RSS] Change.org’s Blog Network
• [RSS] http://feeds.feedburner.com/TheIdler
• [RSS] Next Left
• [RSS] Open Source Giving
• [RSS] Rewired State
• [RSS] Socialreporter
• [RSS] Welcome to the Fabian Society – Fabian Society – the UK’s oldest think-tank

Stuff That Matters — COP 15

• [RSS] Art Threat
• [RSS] cop15.dk News
• [RSS] Everyones Blog Posts – Arts for COP15
• [RSS] Latest Activity on Arts for COP15
• [RSS] Road To Copenhagen 2009 | News
• [RSS] TckTckTck

The Wall Street Journal asks who’s responsible for the fall in price of crude oil over the past few days: http://blogs.wsj.com/environmentalcapital/2008/08/12/falling-oil-whodunnit/

Thomas Friedman in the NYT (clearly just back from strawberry picking in the Nordics) asks is it better for oil to remain high: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/08/10/opinion/10friedman1.html?em

Tom Raftery has been saying for months that oil is better off over $200 per barrel: http://greenmonk.net/the-sooner-oil-hits-200-per-barrel-the-better/

And back to the WSJ which claims at off-shore drilling is really a complete non-issue despite the above: http://blogs.wsj.com/environmentalcapital/2008/08/12/rigged-why-does-offshore-drilling-dominate-the-debate/