Element List Blog Roll

Has your science blog reading fallen into a rut as of late? Here are just some of the latest additions to the Science Blog section of Element List that we particularly like. Enjoy.

• WorldChanging is a technology-oriented blog that offers links to ideas and tools for sustainable living. If sustainable development is important to you, this site will show you how to practice what you preach.
  
• medGadget, created by a team of medical researchers, is an internet journal covering the latest medical gadgets and technologies.
  
• Invasive Species Weblog by Jennifer Forman Orth began as a personal project in April 2002 to keep up with media coverage of invasive species while she was a graduate student. The site has since grown to over 1300 posts and even hosts a store for ISW geek swag.
  
• Lifehacker is just one blog spawn of Gawker Media mogul Nick Denton of Gawker and Defamer fame. While most of his sites are meant to blissfully drain every last drop of productivity from your work day, Lifehacker attempts to make up for this by covering work/life productivity and software tools to make your life just a little richer and happier.
  
• CONELRAD looks back at the good ol' bad days of Cold War atomic era culture through the eyes of writers who "grew up in the shadow of the BOMB." The writers have collected a plethora of links and digitized memorabilia, including a recently unearthed Civil Defense film starring Gene Hackman, that was released just a year before his Oscar nomination for Bonnie and Clyde (1967).