Happy New Year! Let's take this chance to look back over a terrific year.
Now, we've been advised that we do a lousy job of reminding readers about the range and depth of the stories we've published here (closing in on 8,000 over the last four years). That's probably more true than ever of 2007. Over the last year we ran more than 2,000 stories, including a number of pieces that I think are pretty much the best stuff we've ever done.
So, in the interests of pointing out the good work done by folks on the Worldchanging team, here is my list of the top Worldchanging posts of 2007. It's very subjective, though many of these stories have also been among our most popular (judged by visits) and provocative (judged by media coverage and blog links) posts as well.
In any case, I hope that you'll enjoy this opportunity to skim through some of my faves from the year, and that you'll find something interesting and new here, and perhaps even something that changes your thinking about how to change the world.
I've grouped them in a series of blog posts:
2007's Best: Our Series on Bright Green Principles
2007's Best: Big Picture Pieces
2007's Best: Backstories, Footprints and Ecosystem Services
2007's Best: Sustainable Design
2007's Best: Emerging Technology
2007's Best: Lifestyle and Consumption
2007's Best: Green Computing, Mining and Chemistry
2007's Best: Technology, Communications and Politics
2007's Best: Social Entrepreneurship and Philanthropy
2007's Best: Sustainable Development
2007's Best: Our Foreign Correspondents
2007's Best: Notes from the Road
Thanks for a great year! See you in 2008...
