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Guangzhou's kick-ass bus system helped it win the 2011 Sustainable Transport Award. No American city was even in the running.

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The big news from over the weekend is that we here at GOOD Magazine have been named Time Magazine's Person Of The Year. It says so right on the...

Two American men, Craig Mello and Andrew Fire have been awarded the Nobel Prize in Medicine 2006 for their work on RNA Interference and their...
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Fast Company has released a list of 43 entrepreneurs who are changing the world, and five of our Choose Good partners are on the list.Read more...

Thirty-five recipients of George Foster Peabody Awards for broadcasting excellence in news and entertainment-administered by the University of...

Around this time last year we told you about the Cooper-Hewitt People's Design Award. Back then we were just fawning design enthusiasts, smitten...

British professor John Anthony Allan-inventor of "virtual water," a calculation method that considers how much H20 goes into the production of a...

On Friday, the World Press Photo Awards were announced. The Photo of the Year, by Time's Anthony Suau, shows a cop casing a foreclosed home in...

A look at honorees of major awards who said, "No, thanks."

Dragos Bardac's stop-motion video for The Pixels' "Life Buoy" does some pretty remarkable work with a camera and a song.

Good mentors and a desire to prevent fires helped 18-year-old Rachel Davis earn a spot at a prestigious science competition.

We'd like to congratulate two of our Choose GOOD partners, Donors Choose* and Kiva, who were awarded second and third place, respectively, in...

Fareed Zakaria, a very smart guy, is returning the award he got from the Anti-Defamation League back in 2005 because the ADL is opposing the...

Despite their tragic record this year, big energy companies haven't stopped touting their cleanliness and safety. Now there's an award for the worst.

The Chinese government is the first since the Nazis to prevent anyone from accepting the award.

A new book acknowledges the unique feats and fortitude required in modern relationships as a series of 40 hilarious medals.

A photographer's haunting images capture the essence of the world's most energy-hungry nation.

Spend 15 minutes playing with and learning from the most incredible water-focused data visualization you've ever seen.