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Blog Round Up March 28th - April 4th

Posted on April 4, 2008 | Filed Under Weekly Round Up 

Chas Offutt, Director of Internet Strategy
Technology & Rivers

The Wall Street Journal’s Environmental Capital blog has a great post on the greening of our national past time.  Here in DC a new baseball stadium just opened and was LEED certified.

The river round up for 3-28 to 4-4:

The Milltown Dam was breached this week and Trout Underground has some ideas for future dam removals.

New Yorkers now have their own water trails and the New York Outdoors Blog has a link to the map.

Real “North Coast” Living explores what a rain garden is and why you should have  one.

Not quite river related, but a funny post on Treehugger about a Yacht that is it’s own island.

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