Eating In A Burka

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• Lifestyle

  

  We Want To Eat GOOD (or at Least Better) in 2011

  2011 is going to taste pretty good around here—for the first few weeks of January, at least. What's your New Year's food resolution?

  by Nicola Twilley

• Environment

  

  Is Eating Less Meat Better than Eating No Meat?

  There is an article in the Times about a new book promoting veganism by Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson called The Face on Your Plate: The Truth About...

  by Morgan Clendaniel

• GOOD Blog

  

  Bug Eating

  When people talk about the low quality of television programming and the rapid descent of our culture, they often mention watching people eat bugs...

  by Anonymous

• GOOD Blog

  

  The Table That Eats Itself

  This may be one of the grossest things we've ever seen. It's a table, but you put your letfovers into a cone in the middle, and it gets...

  by Anonymous

• Issue 009

  

  What We Eat

  GOOD takes a glossy look at what we eat-from the battlefield to the high school cafeteria.

  by GOOD

• Business

  

  Eat Cookies, Help Nonprofits

  Emily Dubner ditched management consulting to set up Baking for Good, an online bakery that sells cookies and brownies made from "all-natural,...

  by Andrew Price

• Lifestyle

  

  Eat Cookies, Help the Gulf

  Baking for Good, the online cookie company that helps nonprofits, has partnered with the Gulf Coast Fund to help restore the Gulf...

  by Andrew Price

• Lifestyle

  

  What America Eats, Visualized

  This graphic, from Visual Economics, breaks down the elements of our diet in pounds. The quantity of fruits and vegetables we eat is actually a...

  by Andrew Price

• Issue 009

  

  All You Can Eat

  Join the fight against bad food. An introduction to Issue 009: All You Can Eat.

  by GOOD

• Environment

  

  Transparency: Which Countries Eat the Most Meat

  An increase in the consumption of meat is directly correlated to an increase in a country's economic development. As a country becomes richer,...

  by GOOD, Frank DeRose

• Lifestyle

  

  Mapping America's Eating Habits

  What state spends the most on fast food? Or drinks the most soda? Or eats its vegetables? Check out this fun set of maps from the Daily Yonder...

  by Andrew Price

• Environment

  

  Transparency: Which Fish to Eat?

  After years of irresponsible fishing, there just aren't that many fish in the sea anymore. If we are going to help save the world's fish...

  by GOOD, Always With Honor

• Lifestyle

  

  Should You Eat Shrimp from the Gulf?

  Will fears about the oil spill's effect on seafood from the Gulf make us think more about where our fish comes from? There was a Ukrainian woman...

  by Peter Smith

• Cities

  

  New Orleans: What to Eat

  GOOD's Guide to NOLA Basics originally appeared in GOOD Magazine's New Orleans Issue. Read more from the magazine here. Gumbo, a native...

  by GOOD

• Lifestyle

  

  Eating the Wall Street Journal

  It's a performance piece featuring an artist eating and then vomiting up the Wall Street Journal.

  by Peter Smith

• Lifestyle

  

  Do the Math, Eat More Vegetables

  When you crunch the numbers, a plant-based diet always wins. Here's more proof.

  by Peter Smith

• Lifestyle

  

  Food for Thinkers: Eating Rocks

  Friends of the Pleistocene examine contemporary foodscapes for traces of geologic time, from seed vaults to radioactive salt.

  by Nicola Twilley

• Lifestyle

  

  Doctor’s Orders: Don’t Eat the Meat

  If you’re a vegetarian trying to proselytize, it's worth studying a short history of meatless medicine.

  by Peter Smith

• GOOD Blog

  

  Stop World Hunger: Eat A Rat

  Vijay Prakash, secretary of India's state welfare department, has a great new theory for the welfare of...

  by Alexandra Marvar

• Lifestyle

  

  Eat at Home, Save the World

  Cathy Erway talks about why she chose to not eat out. New York has more than 20,000 inspected restaurants and over 3,000 food carts. There's at...

  by Peter Smith