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• GOOD Blog

  

  "Eureka Machine" Finds Laws of Nature on Its Own

  Scientists at Cornell have built a machine that takes mountains of data from real-world experiments and spits out equations that describe the...

  by Andrew Price 1

• Lifestyle

  

  Watch Your Mouth: I Can't Believe That Anti-Margarine Law's Still on the Books

  Wisconsin is wrestling with a little law that's a last vestige of a former battle over butter. Here's what that means for fake food everywhere.

  by Peter Smith +

• Environment

  

  EPA: No More Rocket Fuel Chemical in Tap Water

  At long last, the EPA has decided to limit the amount of perchlorate, a component of rocket fuel, in our drinking water.

  by Ben Jervey +

• Culture

  

  George Bush's Daughter Comes out For Gay Marriage

  Barbara Bush films a spot for the Human Rights Campaign supporting gay marriage.

  by Morgan Clendaniel +

• Education

  

  Common Law: The Recession Is Forcing Law Schools to Be More Practical

  Forget lectures and Socratic-style seminars. Law schools are shifting toward job-friendly skills like project management.

  by Liz Dwyer +

• Business

  

  Egypt to Release a Protest Hero, Hundreds More to Go

  Wael Ghonim, a Google exec and political activist, was jailed two days after the uprising began, possibly for Facebook posts. Will he be freed today?

  by Alex Goldmark +

• Lifestyle

  

  Transparency: What's Up with China's One-Child Policy

  What has happened since China enacted the policy in 1979, and what are its implications for the future of the country?n

  by GOOD, Column Five Media +

• Education

  

  Yale Law Students Check a Border Terrier Out of Library for Stress Relief

  A border terrier dog named Monty is lent out to law students for 30-minute stress-relieving sessions.

  by Liz Dwyer +

• Environment

  

  The EPA Won't Regulate Greenhouse Gases Until 2011

  It was welcome news when the EPA, about a year ago, announced that it would start regulating greenhouse gases. Now we know when the new...

  by Andrew Price +

• News

  

  Good News from the EPA: Stricter Smog Standards

  There's not much to say about this other than that it's nice the Enivronmental Protection Agency is back in the business of protecting the...

  by Andrew Price +

• News

  

  Bush's Entourage

  Bush travels with an average of 655 people, 15 dogs, 40 cars, three jets and two helicopters. That's one hell of a carbon footprint.We found this...

  by Andrew Price +

• News

  

  The EPA's New Standards: Carbon Dioxide Per Mile

  In case you missed the news, the EPA announced new emissions rules for cars yesterday. Here are the details: The rules are expected to cut...

  by Andrew Price +

• Technology

  

  OLPC Releases Pictures of XO-3 Tablet

  Nicholas Negroponte, Yves Behar, and the One Laptop Per Child outfit have just released renderings of a new product, a flat touchscreen tablet...

  by Andrew Price +

• Environment

  

  Ebay Will Release Reusable Shipping Containers

  Ebay will release 100,000 reusable shipping containers this October in a pilot program that aims to reduce packaging waste. From...

  by Patrick James +

• Design

  

  Bush's Favorite Painting

  Interpreting 20th-century art isn't always always easy for the layman. Case in point: George W. Bush misses the meaning of his own favorite...

  by Andrew Price +

• Environment

  

  Bush's Words On The Climate

  Bush gave his speech on climate change yesterday, and the media yawned. There was nearly nothing written about it. Maybe that's because Bush's...

  by Andrew Price +

• Culture

  

  Finally Released: Mark Twain's Autobiography

  Mark Twain, the "father of American literature" (according to William Faulker, at least), spent the last decade of his life working on a brutally...

  by Andrew Price 2

• News

  

  Al-Qaeda's Magazine Releases Issue Two

  How did Al Qaeda follow-up their first issue article "Make a Bomb in the Kitchen of Your Mom"?

  by Morgan Clendaniel +

• Culture

  

  Should They Release the Tucson Shooting Video?

  Video footage of the recent massacre in Tucson, Arizona, has surfaced. It will definitely be used in court, but should the public see it too?

  by Cord Jefferson +

• News

  

  Team Bush Trade Rumors

  Ahead of next week's new Iraq strategy, President Bush is making some big trades. See, running the free world is like managing a baseball team....

  by Rudy Adler +