Some of you have probably heard or even belong to web 2.0 sites such as YouTube, Digg, and of course the big monster of them all, Myspace. These sites all provide a function and the one thing they have in common is that they all have a social and/ or contributory aspect to them. Although the sites i mentioned above are the most popular and most well known, there are a whole slew of them made or tailored just for us, greenies. Yippee.

For all types of green videos, there is empivot and for green news that you can submit your own stuff to such as digg, there is hugg. Are you a vegetarian wanting to hook up with others vegheads? then check out myspace like site called VegSpace.

Here is the complete list, of My Top 10 Web 2.0 Green Sites:

• Empivot (green videos)
• Hugg (digg like site for greenies)
• VegSpace (myspace for vegetarians and vegans)
• ShopGreen (a shopping engine for green products)
• Care 2 (news portal covering all things eco friendly)
• Keetsa (eco blog)
• DreamHost (a webhost company that is certified green)
• Groovy Vegetarian (my vegetarian blog) shameless plug…
• TreeHugger (popular green blog and creators of hugg)
• Kaboodle (a social shopping site that has an eco friendly section)

Any others i should have mentioned? tell me in the comments below.

Rupert Murdoch has announced that Fox News Corporation is going to go green.

The Independent writes

He believes his companies’ “global reach” presents “an unprecedented opportunity to raise awareness and to stimulate action around the world”. A former skeptic who confesses to having been “somewhat wary of the warming debate”, he laid on his first global webcast for all his employees on Wednesday to tell them that he was “changing the DNA of our business”. He added that he had started with himself, buying a hybrid car.

Murdoch plans to use Fox’s many media outlets including films, television shows, news channels and even MySpace to spread the issues of climate change and increase overall environmental awareness. Other changes such as solar-powered golf carts on movie sets, offsetting carbon emissions by financing wind power projects, and eco-friendly movie sets.

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