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• GOOD Blog

  

  Supersize This. Please.

  Perhaps you've seen the Burger King commercials which proudly blare that their burgers now have four patties. Eating two double burgers in rapid...

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• Issue 014

  

  Project 014: Nominees, Please

  UPDATE: Nominations are closed. We still have a bunch of submissions in our inbox, though, so if you sent one in and don't see it on the list yet,...

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• GOOD Blog

  

  Help Make GOOD Better (Please)

  We have some exciting ideas kicking around the office for how GOOD should grow next so we put together a short survey to find out what you want...

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• GOOD Blog

  

  Please Excuse Our Absence

  We've been had a brief hiatus, doing party-related activities. Thanks to everyone in New York who came out last night. We hope you had an amazing...

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• GOOD Blog

  

  Oh, Hi. Please Come In.

  This is our new website. Have a look around. We're particularly happy about the way the video page turned out. The GOOD Blog now lives here. We've...

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• GOOD Blog

  

  Number 16 Bus Shelter, Please Stand Up

  On the topic of controversial names and legal name changes, a judge in New Zealand has ordered two parents to change the name of their daughter,...

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• Environment

  

  Hold the Traffic, Please: Six Cities That Could be Car-Free

  Imagine strolling through your favorite big city and being able to cross streets without staging a dangerous reenactment of Frogger. While some...

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• News

  

  D.C. Bag Tax: What Have We Done? (Seriously, Please Explain)

  Washington D.C.'s first-of-its-kind tax on disposable bags made quite a splash a week or so ago. Now the District is trying to figure out what...

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• Culture

  

  First Photos of the Fukushima 50: "Please Continue to Live Well, I Can't Be Home for A While"

  Harrowing photos emerge from inside Japan's nuclear terror.

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• Culture

  

  Pew Report: More Seniors Use Facebook; No One Uses Second Life

  There's nothing shocking about the new Pew Internet and American Life Project report, but the information speaks volumes about the way we live...

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• Environment

  

  GOOD Readers Tweet Us Something They Made Using Trash

  We asked our Twitter followers to tweet us a picture of something made out of trash for our 30 Days of GOOD July Challenge. Check out our top three.

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• Lifestyle

  

  Six Dangerous Products Men Use Daily—And What To Use Instead

  Men use an average of six products a day. Here's how to replace them naturally, without smelling like a girl. (Your sperm will thank you.)

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• Technology

  Is Technology Pulling Us Apart or Bringing Us Closer Together?

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• News

  

  Republican Senate Nominee Uses Picture of Mexicans—in Mexico—to Scare Us About Illegal Immigrants

  Sharron Angle, the Republican opponent of Senator Harry Reid in Nevada, just grabbed any old scary picture of Mexican guys for her TV ad.

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• Environment

  

  Interactive Transparency: America's Energy, Where It's From and How It's Used

  With the full picture, the problems (wasted energy) and the potential solutions (more renewable energy) become more clear.

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• Environment

  

  Google Reduces Carbon Use So We Don't Have to Reduce Google Use

  No one’s arguing that we should cut back on internet searches, in part because Google doing a good job decreasing its data centers' energy use.

  by Sarah Laskow

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• Issue 008

  

  Useful Void

  Harvard professor Viktor Mayer-Schöenberger thinks the internet should learn to forget.

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• GOOD Video

  

  Use Less Plastic

  Have you heard about the Pacific garbage patch or seen those pictures of birds on Midway Island that die with stomachs full of bottlecaps? This...

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• Design

  

  The Future Beneath Us

  The New York City Transit Museum is currently featuring a great exhibit called The Future Beneath Us, showing some of the massive infrastructure...

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• Environment

  

  Take Us To Your Water

    If we ever find aliens, they'll be thirsty. We all know that people need water to live, but the universe is a big place, which raises...

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