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• Design

  

  Solar Panels Inspired by Nature Could Power Homes of the Future

  Dwell highlights a clever new design idea called Solar Ivy. Using concepts of biomimicry (where industrial design imitates nature), the...

  by Rosie Spinks

• Environment

  

  WindMade: A New Label for Businesses and Products Powered by Wind

  A new "made with wind power" certification will help you see who and what is being powered by the clean, renewable resource.

  by Ben Jervey

• Environment

  

  Sahara Solar Breeder Project Aims to Power Half the World by 2050

  The Sahara Desert has two things in abundance: sun and sand. What if they could be used symbiotically to eventually provide half the world's energy?

  by Ben Jervey

• Design

  

  Japanese Cypress Humidifier Merges Form and Function

  Cut from a Japanese cypress tree, a new humidifier from designer Shin Okada and craftsman Masuya Koubou is as pleasant to look at as it is...

  by Alicia Capetillo

• Environment

  

  Video: Destroyed Stadium Another Reminder of the Awesome Power of Nature

  Just another reminder that you can't stop nature, you can only hope to barely contain it.

  by Morgan Clendaniel

• Design

  

  The Cats of Paris

  The Wooster Collective talks to C215 about his new piece in Paris and how his art can improve a...

  by Wooster Collective

• GOOD Blog

  

  Frequent Cat Naps

  Greek researchers have found that taking a 30 minute nap three times a week can greatly reduce the risk of heart-related death in working men....

  by Patrick James

• Design

  

  Project 006: Domestic Cat

  CitizenShay submitted this picture for Project 006.He says: "Great design. Look how he can tuck in the front paws and back legs under his body...

  by GOOD

• GOOD Blog

  

  British Fat Cats (And Dogs)

  In the UK, half the dogs and cats are overweight. So, if pet health bears any similarity to trends and music and fashion, half of New York pets...

  by Patrick James

• Lifestyle

  

  Your Cat Is Getting Fat

  It's not just humans. Scientists say the animals that live around us are also putting on the pounds—rats, cats, and rhesus monkeys.

  by Peter Smith

• GOOD Blog

  

  Cars Produce More Power than Power Plants

  Alexis Madrigal points out that we've got 35 times more horsepower in our cars than in our power plants: "I decided to run the numbers for today's...

  by Zach Frechette

• Lifestyle

  

  Could a Cat Re-Ignite the H1N1 Virus?

  Two cats from Wisconsin found to have H1N1 virus, the first case reported since 2010.

  by Ann Marie Gardner

• Technology

  

  Patented: A Phone for Lonely Cats, Dogs, and Humans

  The "Domestic Animal Telephone," a communication device for lonely dogs, cats, and humans.

  by Amanda Hess

• News

  

  Cat 6: Competitive Commuting Turns Bike Rides into Races

  Every day in New York City, young cyclists-fueled by gender battles, competitiveness, and fun-race each other to work. Welcome to cat 6 racing.

  by Allison Burtch

• News

  

  Wael Ghonim: The Power of the People is Greater Than the People in Power

  Ghonim, who's at the intersection of Middle East democracy and online activism, cautions observers against second-guessing their support.

  by GOOD

• Culture

  

  Cat Spies and Adrenaline Gerbils: The 8 Strangest Government Animal Programs in History

  Israel probably isn't putting killer sharks off the coast of Egypt, but governments around the world have had amazing animal projects for decades.

  by Cord Jefferson

• Lifestyle

  

  Buy You a Drink: Cocktails for Kenny Powers, Fictional Foul-Mouthed Fireballer

  Drink to the return of Eastbound & Down with these three cocktails.

  by Ken Walczak

• News

  

  Philly Saves Millions of Dollars by Going Easy on Potheads

  Many of us know that criminalizing pot smokers is a waste of money. Now Philadelphia has the numbers to prove it.

  by Nona Willis Aronowitz

• Environment

  

  Will Power

  On Sunday, George Will wrote a little column in the Washington Post that has some people angry. He posits that the 85% of Americans fearful of...

  by Anonymous

• GOOD Blog

  

  Power Suckers

  This came as a horrible shock to us - when you leave things plugged in, they keep draining power, even when the devices are turned off. It's like...

  by Anonymous