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An interesting discussion has broken out at Planetizen, about whether or not cities are really the golden examples of sustainability that they are...
Here are a few more tips, from making the most of your doctor visits to spending time with your loved ones-that could make easily improve your life.
This article from the BBC brings up some interesting points. It argues that the exodus of people from the countryside to the city is creating...
Yes, the iPhone has officially arrived. If you need your fix immediately, live MacWorld coverage at MacRumors , Engadget, and GizmodoUpdate:...
Five pioneers of socially conscious businesses talk to GOOD about the highs and lows of creating a better kind of company. JASON SALFI, Comet...
The huge consulting conglomerate Mercer just released its annual list of the cities with the best quality of living. Vienna, Austria, tops the...
We told you about the ambitious Dutch "Impossible Project" who had taken over an abandoned Polaroid factory in an attempt to find a more...
Some people (mostly on the right side of the political spectrum) hate the New York Times (and with some good reason, probably), and they don't...
Life in the media is very dangerous. While we have yet to put our lives on the line to bring you GOOD Magazine, this California reporter really...
We're back from our break with big ideas (and alliteration, apparently).Kevin Kelly, "Senior Maverick" at Wired magazine has a new essay on Edge...
There are a few representatives from GOOD up at the TED conference. If you're unfamiliar, TED (Technology, Entertainment, Design) describes...
Last one: the frenzy has subsided and hunger has set in. The contents of the mall are now in the city's restaurants. Obama's presidency is...
For my money, refrigeration ranks pretty highly in the list of modern conveniences-right up there with the internet, indoor plumbing, and the...
Boing Boing's Xeni Jardin explains how fast people can still enjoy slow food. When the economy took a nosedive, I did the same thing a lot of...
A model community that offers a template for sustainable living. Sixty-five miles north of Phoenix, Arizona, on a hillside dotted with cypress...
And here's another nice film project. Eight Billion Lives is an online platform for documentary films that focus on the world's non-famous...
Gifts to warm your home.
Yesterday some people celebrated May Day. On April 20th, some celebrated a different holiday. This is not a holiday everyone celebrates, but for...
GOOD has officially launched, and we've announced the dates for our bicoastal rocking launch parties (LA on the 16th , NYC on the 21st) Please...
Remembering Pearl Harbor..
