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Jane Frewer | 06:28 PM | |

September 3, 2002

Thanks for the link to All Energy, Marine Renewable Energy Association, New and Renewable Energy Centre Portal, The Project Against Present Danger and ITWeb

Jane Frewer | 06:35 PM | |

September 2, 2002

Thanks for the link to UK Energy Projects, Guardian 21, Punkey, The Telson Spur, Futura Science, Grue Tech Studios, Layman's Logic, Ingenuitas.org, Blog Newswire, Link Summary, UK Alumni Network, Tiscali WorldOnline, Abbe Normal, Nuzee.com, High Water, Digital Ocean, Blogmanne, the British Embassy in Russia, Canadian Social Research, Econofist, Demacks of Salisbury, Legends of the Sun Pig, Jane Goodall, the Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand, JPLT, Fat Shadow and Instapundit (again)

Jane Frewer | 06:34 PM | |

August 30, 2002

Thanks for the link to UK Environment, On the Third Hand, Runtime Later, Molly Zero, Wittgenstein, Peter Huesken, MLWebblog, No Logo, Kvue.com, Massive and Metafilter

Jane Frewer | 06:21 PM | |

August 29, 2002

Thanks for link to Starpoint, Pelican, Oops, Planeta,Teldisnet, Give war a chance and Tim Blair again

Jane Frewer | 05:58 PM | |

August 28, 2002

Thanks for the link to Centre for Study of Violence, Courier International, UN Volunteers, iNet News, the British High Commission in Malaysia, Pssst, The Volokh Conspiracy, Insider's Guide to Davos, As Maine Goes, Duncan Smeed, Andrew Careaga, Craig Cheslog, Tesugen.com, The Plastic Cat, Everything Burns, The New Forum, Timothy Wilken, Martin Roell, Litkara, Ozten, Blarmed, The British Embassy in Berlin, Z/links, ITDG, Wisecat, Convention on Bio-diversity, NewsIsFree, Norbert's Bookmarks, Z.O.Z.Zilla, The Harry Timez, Donovan's Coral Reef weblog, Objectif.org, Durban Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Health Systems Trust, NNP, Sassafras Log and finally, the US Department of Energy

Jane Frewer | 06:30 PM | |

August 27, 2002

earthsummit.info gets in touch to say that it has updated its list of things "an ordinary person in a rich country" can do for sustainable development. "A useful antidote to thoughts of reorganising global capitalism by a week next Wednesday," it points out.

Find the list and a few thousand other links here...

David Steven | 08:41 PM | |

Thanks for the links to Daypop, Independent Media Center, Instapundit, Scripting News, Shelley Powers, Radio Sandhill Trek, Ken Haglar, The Providence Journal, Pagezilla, Paradox1x, Fortboise, Dody Gunawinata, Farrago, Ranchero.com, Zewoc, Zeit, Kitco Discussion Group, Satellite Movement, SynEarth, Moragzilla, my.bits, Outlog.org, NettGuide and finally Learn English

Jane Frewer | 06:31 PM | |

August 23, 2002

Thanks for the link to the Guardian, TechCentralStation, Yahoo.com, Poverty Alliance, SciTech Daily, SmartLab Centre, Association for Progressive Communications, Africa Pulse, Moveable Type and Vampagan

Jane Frewer | 07:10 PM | |

August 21, 2002

Thanks for the link to Rio+10, Sustainable Development - the UK government's approach and the British Embassy in Japan

Jane Frewer | 07:38 PM | |

earthsummit.info is competing hard with Daily Summit for the title of top summit "linker".

Head there now if you want to read up on any of the key issues...

David Steven | 11:10 AM | |

August 19, 2002

Thanks for the link to the BBC

Jane Frewer | 06:36 PM | |

August 17, 2002

Jargon-buster: don't know your ecological rucksack from your MIPs. Think Factor 10 is only useful on the beach?

Then turn to the IISD glossary of sustainable development neologisms...

David Steven | 03:14 PM | |

August 16, 2002

Thanks for the links to Polizeros, Blo.gs, My Life in the Bush of Ghosts, The Weekly James, and the British Embassy in Jakarta

Jane Frewer | 06:33 PM | |

August 15, 2002

Thanks for the links to, RSPB, Earthscan, Sci-Tech Daily, Lacket Group, Citizen's Guide to WSSD, Water Aid, and the British High Commission in Australia

Jane Frewer | 06:16 PM | |

August 14, 2002

Thank you for the link to Eco-Portal, Greenpeace weblog, Nobody's Doll, and the Oxford Forestry Institute

Jane Frewer | 06:42 PM | |

August 13, 2002

Today's thanks goes to Earthship & Mission Antartica, Letter to Slugger O'Toole and the Development Gateway for linking to us

Jane Frewer | 06:15 PM | |

August 12, 2002

Thanks for the links.... go today to Nathan Heard, Dev-zone.org, Gert and Cath Snow and to all the visitors from the British Council

Jane Frewer | 06:37 PM | |

August 10, 2002

Interactive maps from the World Atlas on Biodiversity are now online.

According to Amazon, you can buy the book from mid-September. I'm going to find out if any review copies are available...

David Steven | 06:15 PM | |

August 9, 2002

Thank you for the link: Changing Climate, Earth Vision, GNet, Renew the Earth, Virginia Environmental Business Council, GETF Networks, Earth Summit, Bio-Scope, Get Vegan and American Samizdat....you have all been busy!

Jane Frewer | 06:26 PM | |

August 8, 2002

Thank you for the links - The National Research Foundation, One World Radio, Greening the WSSD, Booknotes, ReadIt, iMakeContent, UK Environment, plep, and the Southern Business Challenge.

Oh, and course, there's Savage Cabbage...

David Steven | 08:56 PM | |

Jargon-buster: Confused by all the acronyms and jargon? Delve into the Google labs and try the glossary they're currently testing...

David Steven | 07:07 PM | |

August 7, 2002

Thank you for the link. Links are the lifeblood of the web. So thanks to those sites that are starting to link to us. Readers of Australian journalist, Tim Blair's blog have been hitting the Daily Summit hard for a few days now. And we're beginning to see referrals from the World Conservation Union (IUCN), which has somehow got the energy to run over 100 events at the summit...

David Steven | 03:36 PM | |

By the way, The CorpWatch quote, below, is taken from a new book Earthsummit.biz: The Corporate Takeover of Sustainable Development.

Daily Summit is going to try and blag a copy - and maybe come up with a review.

Naomi no logo Klein certainly likes it: "Powerful people within the UN believe in a strange idea: that multinational corporations, like super-rich Peace Corp volunteers, are going to save the planet out of the goodness of their hearts. Kenny Bruno and Josh Karliner bury this dangerous fantasy with name-naming, muckraking research. This isn't just an expose, it's a scathing obituary for the dominant development model of our time."

David Steven | 12:16 AM | |