So I must sadly inform all of you dear readers that today will be my last day posting here at Down To Earth. I may still be writing about climate change and other environmental topics for MSN occasionally, so I won't say farewell forever. In the meantime, be sure to check out my daily blogging over on Tapped, and my regular articles on The American Prospect online. I will also be writing for WireTap when I can, blogging at Grist occasionally, and I'll probably turn up a few other places as well. Who knows?

And just so you're not without daily green news, be sure to check out these sites:

Grist, and its blog, Gristmill, give you environmental news with a sense of humor.
Treehugger gives you green lifestyle, tech, and news coverage.
Ecorazzi lets you in on the green news among celebs.
RealClimate is a blog about climate change run by real climate scientists.
The Intersection pools some of the best science writers from the Seed crowd together in one blog.
DeSmogBlog gives you some tools for interpreting what's going on and what to do about it.
ClimateProgress is a thorough climate change blog run by Joe Romm, who is one smart guy.
WorldChanging envisions a better, more sustainable future.
The Daily Score gives you enviro news from the Northwest, as well as other places.
Green Car Congress is about, well, cars.
The Daily Green is a new lifestyle online mag with lots of tips and how-tos.
Lime is focused on healthy living.
Ideal Bite sends you tips by email every day.
The Oil Drum is about oil and the future of energy.
Groovy Green brings you news to help green your life.

Over the course of the next year, I guarantee you will hear more about climate change than you ever thought possible, and that by the time 2009 rolls around, this will be a different country and a different world. And by different, I mean better.