Hello, my loyal reader! For the last six weeks, I have shared with you some of my favourite internet writers:

• I, Cringely (link)
• Leo Babauta’s Zen Habits (link)
• Seth Godin’s blog (link)
• Randy Cassingham’s This is True (link)
• Dan Millman’s The Peaceful Warrior’s Way (link)
• J.D. Roth’s Get Rick Slowly (link)

If you haven’t visited their blogs, I strongly recommend you take a bit f time now and go check their writing. I will happily wait for you to come back. Want to know a bit more about them before leaving me for a while? Check this page where I give you a bit more information about every one of them.

Are you back already? Good. Let’s then get to this week’s addition:

New Scientist’s Environment blog (link)

Before the net was born, people read magazines to learn new things and stay up to date with new developments in most fields. In 1956, New Scientist magazine started its mission of helping people stay abreast of discoveries in the fields of Science & Technology. With the advent on the Internet, New Scientist decided to embrace the new technology and openeds its’ web site in 1996. Then in December 2006, the New Scientist Environment blog opened it’s doors to the public. Whether you simply want to become more informed about our environment; learn what impact is global trade having on our planet; or whether climate change is a conspiracy theory, NS’s environmental blog is the place for you.