Green Planet Search

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Aug 04 2008

Posted at 11:01 am under science, search engines, social studies, teacher resources

Thanks to the excellent blog Alt Search Engines, I’ve learned about about a neat new site called Green Planet Search.

It’s a search engine for environmental websites, plus the site and its host is solar-powered. It’s very attractively designed, and, even though they’re just starting, I’ve been able to find a number of sites that are new to me on it and that are accessible to English Language Learners.

I’m so impressed with it that I’m adding it to my surprisingly (at least to me) popular The Best Sites To Introduce Environmental Issues Into The Classroom.

I’ll be posting in the future about new sites I find through Green Planet Search.

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Michael Haneyon 05 Aug 2008 at 10:34 pm 1

Larry, I like to take the time to thank the people that help companies like mine get off the ground. I indexed the ESL ans ELF sites into our database so you can now find them in our search engine (They are also a great resource).
I am developing (in my humble opinion) an environmental educational experience for K-3, 4-6, 7-9, and 10-12 that is sure to be like nothing else!
Best Regards.
Michael Haney
Founder/CEO/Flash Developer
http://www.greenplanetsearch.com

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