Hopefully you will find your answer here. If not, please send us an email at
info[at]green-blog.org (just replace [at] with @).

General Questions:

• Do you have a community?
• Do you have an RSS-feed?
• Do you sell shirts and other stuff that I can buy?
• Do you know a really good book?
• Does Green Blog have a MyBlogLog community?

Questions about hosting:

• What is a "green" web host?
• Are green web hosts more expensive?
• Where can I find a green web host?
• Are you affiliated with any of these green web hosts?
• Does Green Blog use an environmental friendly web host?
• Which green web host is the best?
• Can you help me move my blog to the new green web host?
• I have moved to a green web host, what should I do now?

Question: Do you have a community?
Answer: Yes. You can find our forum/community over at http://www.green-blog.org/forum

Question: Do you have an RSS-feed?
Answer: Yes. You can find our RSS-feed at http://feeds.feedburner.com/GreenBlog

Question: Do you sell shirts and other stuff that I can buy?
Answer: Not at the moment. We will add things like that in the future. Stay tuned!

Question: Do you know a really good book?
Answer: Green Blog really recommends Mark Lynas new book Six Degrees: Our Future on a Hotter Planet

Question: Does Green Blog have a MyBlogLog community?
Answer: Yes, the MyBlogLog community is located over at http://www.mybloglog.com/buzz/community/green-blog

Question: What is a "green" web host?
Answer: A green web host normally power their data-centres and offices with renewable energy such as solar and wind power. Some green web hosts choose to buy energy credits (also known as RECs or Green Tags) to make their hosting green. This is not the best way to be a green web host on, but it is a start. A green web host is something you should choose if you wan’t to fight global warming and save this planet (our only planet) from climate change (global warming).

Question: Are green web hosts more expensive?
Answer: This is a tricky question. Yes, green web hosts are usually a bit more expensive. But it all depends on how green they are and what kind of needs you have. If you look at it the other way you will see that green web hosts is not that expensive in the long run. Using green web hosts is normally very much appreciated by your visitors and blog readers.

Question: Where can I find a green web host?
Answer: We have made a Green Web Host List just for you!

Question: Are you affiliated with any of these green web hosts?
Answer: No. We are not affiliated with any of these web hosting companies and we will never be. We think it’s more important to give you an an unbiased assessment of the web hosts than to risk our reputation just to be able to earn a few dollars.

Question: Does Green Blog use an environmental friendly web host?
Answer: Yes. At the moment we use Acorn Host, one of many hosts you can find in our Green Web Host List.

Question: Which green web host is the best?
Answer: We have only rated the web hosts depending on how green they are. We can’t say which host has the best support etc. You are welcome to tell us your opinions about one or several of those web hosts by either sending us an email (info[at]green-blog.org) or joining our forum.

Question: Can you help me move my blog to the new green web host?
Answer: Please ask your current web host or the new web host about help with your move. Some wen hosts will help you move. You can also check out this guide: How to make a backup of your host account. But please ask in our forum if you have any questions about the move.

Question: I have moved to a green web host, what should I do now?
Answer: Please contact us and we will add it to the (growing) “Hall of Fame” list. We will also tell everyone about your blog on our own blog and community.