RSS Story Feeds
Where can I get an RSS reader?
There are lots out there to download, but here are some of the most popular ones:
For Windows:
- FeedDemon
- SharpReader
- Firefox (built into the browser)
For Mac:
- NewsFire
- NetNewsWire
- Safari (built into the browser)
- Firefox (built into the browser)
You can find these programs with a search engine like Google. Pick the one that works best for you and your computer's operating system.
Want to stay up-to-date on the stories at climateXchange? Our RSS story feeds make it easy!
When you see the 
symbol, it means there's an RSS feed available. RSS stands for "Really Simple Syndication" and it's a free service designed to help you sort through the overwhelming amount of content available on the web. Rather than surfing online through hundreds of pages to find the information you want, RSS can deliver the latest to you!
In order to use RSS, you'll need to either install "RSS reader" (a.k.a. "news reader") software on your computer, or use a web browser that already has the functionality built in.
Once that's in place, click on the symbol when you see it on a web page. If your reader doesn't display the content right away, drag or copy-and-paste the URL into your reader to view it.
Try these two feeds to get started:
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Stories from climateXchangers |
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Stories from BBC News |
