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• Environment

  

  Gorilla Love

  National Geographic reports that Rwanda, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Uganda are coming together in a rare instance of cooperation to...

  by Andrew Price

• GOOD Blog

  

  Life Lessons: Don't Make Eye Contact with Gorillas

  Problem: Gorillas might attack you if you look them in the eye. Solution: these stylish glasses. After a woman was attacked by an escaped gorilla...

  by Zach Frechette

• GOOD Blog

  

  Jobs Market

  All us artsy kids love our Apple computers and our iPods, but let's not forget that our favorite little company that could is run by one of the...

  by Anonymous

• Business

  

  Art Market

  Two New York designers are providing artists with a way to get life's necessities by simply painting them.

  by Theo Schell-Lambert

• Business

  

  Bear Market

  As you may have heard, venerable investment house Bear Stearns is no more. Hopefully, the government-arranged buyout by JP Morgan will prevent any...

  by Morgan Clendaniel

• Issue 014

  

  Unfree Market

  In 2008, trafficking of the world's 27 million slaves made up the third-most-profitable criminal enterprise. Here's what the $40-billion industry...

  by Luke O'Brien

• Business

  

  Piken's Upside-Down Marketing

  A few weeks ago we noticed an upside-down billboard for Piken Real Estate on La Brea Ave. We chuckled. How stoned would you have to be to pull...

  by Andrew Price

• Business

  

  Blacker-than-black Market

  In Ciudad del Este, Latin America's lawless capital of contraband, $500 goes a long way.

  by Sacha Feinman

• Business

  

  What a Stalled Car Market Looks Like

  The Guardian has a photo gallery of the huge stocks of unsold cars that are piling up around the world. The picture here is from Nissan's...

  by Andrew Price

• Lifestyle

  

  The Public Market Renaissance

  After decades of decline, America's local markets are making a comeback. After a visit to the bustling Pike Place Market in Seattle, a...

  by Peter Smith

• Lifestyle

  

  What Are Farmers' Markets For?

  Their promise of fresh local food isn't always kept, but maybe that's not what farmers' markets are really about. Kids reach up from strollers to...

  by Peter Smith

• Business

  

  Creating a Market for Negawatts

  Recurve founder Matt Golden tells Allison Arieff how we get beyond lightbulbs.

  by Allison Arieff

• Environment

  

  The Market Is Heating Up

  Savvy speculators cash in as the world burns.

  by Ben Jervey

• Business

  

  Is this the Best Fitness Marketing Ever?

  As part of an ad campaign, the health club chain Fitness First has turned a bus stop bench in the Netherlands into a scale that displays people's...

  by Patrick James

• Design

  

  Project: Redesign Your Farmers' Market

  How can better design ensure that food grown by local farmers is delivered and distributed to urban residents? A contest sponsored by GOOD, The...

  by GOOD

• Lifestyle

  

  America's "Favorite Farmers Markets"

  Speaking of farmers markets, the nonprofit American Farmland Trust recently held a poll to select "America's Favorite Farmers Markets." Nearly...

  by Andrew Price

• Design

  

  Redesign Your Farmers' Market Winners

  Our latest project, Redesign Your Farmers' Market, asked for design solutions that would help food grown by local farmers to be more effectively...

  by GOOD

• Lifestyle

  

  Project: Foodstamps and Farmers' Markets

  Help devise a system for using food stamps to buy better produce.We all can agree that fresh fruits and vegetables are an essential part of good...

  by GOOD

• Lifestyle

  

  Submissions: Foodstamps and Farmers' Markets

  For people who get government assistance, healthy food should be just as easy to buy as processed junk. But it often isn't, because farmers'...

  by GOOD

• Lifestyle

  

  Crowdsourcing Farmers Market Reviews

  For those who don't know it, WhatIsFresh is an awesome website (and Twitterer) with information about Manhattan and Brooklyn's many, many farmers...

  by Siobhan O'Connor