Eco Links is a collection of links to the latest postings from green blogs around the internet. Eco Links provides a quick snapshot of the latest green buzz in one easy to use location. Also, with Eco Links, it is easy to share interesting news with Hugg () or other social bookmarking sites like Digg and Reddit ().

The following blogs are currently in Eco Links:

	About My Planet	(www.aboutmyplanet.com)
	Auto Blog Green	(www.autobloggreen.com)
	BTC Elements	(www.btcelements.com)
	Be Sustainable	(besustainable.com)
	Celsias	(www.celsias.com)
	Eco Chick	(eco-chick.com)
	Eco Friend	(www.ecofriend.org)
	Eco Geek	(www.ecogeek.org)
	Eco Street	(ecostreet.com)
	Ecorazzi	(www.ecorazzi.com)
	Ecotality	(www.ecotality.com)
	Energy Bulletin	(www.energybulletin.net)
	Green Car Congress	(www.greencarcongress.com)
	Green Living Tips	(www.greenlivingtips.com)
	Green Options	(www.greenoptions.com)
	Green Thinkers	(www.greenthinkers.org)
	Green Trust	(www.green-trust.org)
	Grist	(www.grist.org)
	Groovy Green	(groovygreen.com)
	Hybrid Cars	(www.hybridcars.com)
	Inside Greentech	(www.insidegreentech.com)
	Jetson Green	(jetsongreen.typepad.com)
	Meta Efficient	(www.gotoreviews.com)
	Renewable Energy Access	(www.renewableenergyaccess.com)
	Sustainable Style Foundation	(www.sustainablestyle.org)
	Terra Pass	(www.terrapass.com)
	The Cost of Energy	(www.grinzo.com)
	The Oil Drum	(www.theoildrum.com)
	The Sietch Blog	(www.blog.thesietch.org)
	Tree Hugger	(www.treehugger.com)
	Urban Eco	(www.urbanecoinc.com)
	World Changing	(www.worldchanging.com)

How does a blog get into Eco Links? I chose blogs that have interesting content related to the environment, particularly energy, and that are updated frequently. Also, a blog has to have a favicon to be included. A favicon is a 16 X 16 image that browsers use when bookmarking URL locations. Eco Links uses the favicon to provide a quick visual cue to where a link comes from.