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• Environment

  

  Psycho (Dirty Version)

  For World Water Day: GOOD re-imagines iconic moments from American culture that wouldn't have been the same without clean water. An original...

  by GOOD +

• GOOD Video

  

  Flashdance (Dirty Version)

  GOOD re-imagines iconic moments from American culture that wouldn't have been the same without clean water. An original video from GOOD.

  by GOOD 1

• Design

  

  Don’t Love That Dirty Water

  Billions of people lack access to sanitation and clean drinking water. Three innovative ideas could solve that problem. When it comes to global...

  by GOOD +

• News

  

  dirty harry - photo upload

  dsd.

  by Rudy Adler +

• Issue 011

  

  Save the Earth with Dirty Towels

  "Welcome to the Welton Inn. To make ice, fill your ice bucket with water and wait for winter."

  by Dan Heath, Naz Sahin +

• Environment

  

  Crocodile Mile (Dirty Version)

  For World Water Day: GOOD re-imagines iconic moments from American culture that wouldn't have been the same without clean water. An original...

  by GOOD +

• Business

  

  Save the Earth with Dirty Towels

  "Welcome to the Welton Inn, where you can help in our fight against environmental degradation. A towel on the rack means ‘I'll use it again.'...

  by Dan Heath, Max Joseph, Simon Hawkins, Chris Weller +

• Environment

  

  Cool Hand Luke (Dirty Version)

  For World Water Day: GOOD re-imagines iconic moments from American culture that wouldn't have been the same without clean water. An original...

  by GOOD +

• Environment

  

  The Dirty Money in Your Senator's Pocket

  Click and see how much dirty energy money your elected officials are receiving. Compare it to how many kids with asthma they represent.

  by Ben Jervey +

• Environment

  

  A Dirty Word: Should Dirt and Soil Be Used Interchangeably?

  When British transplant Sami Grover found himself co-opting the Americanism "dirt" in a blog piece about the rising trend of using soil in...

  by Brittany Wong 2

• Lifestyle

  

  Feast Your Eyes: Mapping Dirty Restaurants in NYC

  Staten Island and JFK restaurants are clean; East Elmhurst and Tribeca's, not so much.

  by Nicola Twilley +

• News

  

  Dirty Tricks Continue to Plague Planned Parenthood

  Planned Parenthood is the latest target of James O'Keefe-style ambush videos.

  by Ann Marie Gardner +

• Environment

  

  Can Technology Make Tar Sands Oil Less Dirty?

  A look at the technological advances in extracting tar sands oil that could help mitigate environmental impact

  by Sarah Laskow

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• Environment

  

  Kenyan Hero Replaces Dirty Indoor Lamps With Solar LEDs

  Evans Wadango invented a solar LED lantern and is giving away thousands to rural families throughout his native Kenya. Not bad for a 23-year old.

  by Ben Jervey +

• Lifestyle

  

  Buy You a Drink: A Posthumous Cocktail for Ol' Dirty Bastard

  Of course ODB would never have ordered any kind of whiskey cocktail—or turned one down if you handed it to him.

  by Ken Walczak +

• Environment

  

  Big Oil's Dirty Secret: There's a Serious Spill Almost Daily in America

  Did you hear about the 42,000 gallons of oil recently dumped into the Yellowstone River? Probably not, and that's a shame.

  by Cord Jefferson +

• Business

  

  Make vs. Buy, Absurdity and the Pleasure of Dirty Hands: The Boba Guys' Startup Surprises

  Three surprises any startup might encounter.

  by YMFY, Andrew C +

• Business

  

  Media Mayhem: Poison Is Healthy. Dirty Is Clean.

  It kind of breaks my heart that the Federal Trade Commission may soon crack down on "greenwashing." For years, polluters' claims that they were...

  by Mother Nature Network +

• Lifestyle

  

  Government-Backed Campaign Encourages Americans to Ignore Pesticides in Their Produce

  The USDA wants Americans to forget that pesticides are gross. The agency is helping fund a campaign against the "Dirty Dozen List"

  by Zak Stone +

• Lifestyle

  

  A World Without Fish, and What You (and Your Kids) Can Do to Change That

  Mark Kurlansky's newest book, the illustrated World Without Fish, is a grim primer on the destruction of the ocean ecosystem.

  by Peter Smith +