Lately I’ve been feeling guilty about the fact that I frequently fail to cite where I find the links and articles I blog about. (Adding a "via so and so" or "hat tip: such and such" is good blog etiquette.) It’s not deliberate, it’s just that by the time I get around to blogging on an article that’s been sitting in my browser as an open tab, I often can’t remember what tipped me off to it.

So let me just put in a generic plug for three aggregators I can’t live without:

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I have no idea how I blogged about energy and climate issues before these folks were around. If you read about something on Gristmill and I don’t mention where I found it, chances are I found it at one of those three sources. Bookmark/subscribe accordingly.

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