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• Design

  

  His Face Is His Canvas

  Artist Levi van Veluw (LAY-vee vahn FAY-loo, roughly) creates works of art on his head. He paints it. He covers it in pebbles. He sets up a model...

  by Andrew Price +

• Environment

  

  To-go Bag

  One water transportation technology that doesn't float (yet) From the Roman aqueducts to modern-day pipelines, bulk water transportation hasn't...

  by Andrew Price +

• GOOD Blog

  

  Garment Bag

  It's a bag. Made out of a suit. How cool is that?

  by Anonymous +

• GOOD Blog

  

  Bag Sail

  It's a bag, made out of an old sail. You like? Probably not. We're really bad at picking these things..

  by Anonymous +

• Environment

  

  Hold The Bag

  San Francisco has approved a ban on plastic grocery bags in supermarkets. Well, actually you'll still be able to get plastic bags, just a more...

  by Rudy Adler +

• GOOD Blog

  

  Bag Alternatives

  Per our videographic discussion of the problems with plastic (and paper) bags, here are some solutions for those who can't make the switch to...

  by Morgan Clendaniel +

• Issue 006

  

  Dirt Bags

  Good news for literalists: Now Irish Americans (and anyone else who wants in) can always have a part of the Motherland with them.

  by Anastasia Pappas +

• Environment

  

  Bagging Plastic

  Plastic bags are going out of style pretty fast.Los Angeles has just joined San Francisco, Israel, Melbourne, China, and most of the African...

  by Alexandra Marvar +

• GOOD Blog

  

  Cool Rubber Bags

  Treehugger discovers some really cool bags made from recycled rubber. And you thought you were cool for having that canvas book bag. Think again!.

  by Anonymous +

• Environment

  

  Bags to Riches

  If you got paid for it, would you remember to recycle? The paradigm-shifting RecycleBank thinks you might.

  by Ben Jervey +

• Issue 009

  

  Project 009: Brown Bag It

    Chow believes that every bite you take is an opportunity for happiness. So why waste it on crap? The brown bag challenge is a collaboration...

  by GOOD +

• Environment

  

  California Bans Plastic Bags

  Acting on what the Los Angeles Times describes as "a flurry of new bills," California lawmakers have voted to ban single-use plastic bags at...

  by Patrick James 15

• News

  

  Bagster: Dumpster in a Bag

  Bagster, the dumpster in a bag, presents a solution for big clean-ups that's aren't quite big enough for a dumpster.

  by Patrick James +

• Environment

  

  Towing Water In "Medusa Bags"

  Australia's drying up, and to keep the continent hydrated, one Sydney-based company proposes towing water across the Tasman sea from New Zealand...

  by Andrew Price +

• Environment

  

  The Peepoo Bag: A Biodegradable, Single-use Toilet

  Anders Wilhelmson, a Swedish architect, professor, and entrepreneur, has developed this thing called the Peepoo bag. It's a single-use toilet...

  by Andrew Price +

• Business

  

  The Compostable Chip Bag Is Out

  Hey, good news. That compostable SunChips bag we mentioned last May is out on shelves now. It's made from corn and will compost within 14 weeks in...

  by Andrew Price +

• Culture

  

  Intermission: The Mesmerizing Inflation of Plastic Bags

  Nils Völker's grid of inflating and deflating plastic trash bags is mesmerizing. I don't know if this is the most beautiful thing I've ever...

  by Patrick James 1

• News

  

  Washington, D.C.'s Beautiful Bag Tax

  Washington D.C. instituted a 5-cent tax on disposable bags-both paper and plastic-on New Year's Day. Now, when you go to the grocery store in the...

  by Andrew Price +

• Environment

  

  How to Politely Refuse a Plastic Bag

  This flyer by the fashion illustrator Julia Durgee offers tongue-in-cheek responses you can employ when a store clerk tries to give you a plastic...

  by Siobhan O'Connor 2

• News

  

  Did D.C.'s Bag Tax Work?

  Yes, it did. The District's 5-cent bag tax generated about $150,000 during January to help clean up the Anacostia River, even though residents...

  by Andrew Price +