Infographic: The State of Food Insecurity

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• Lifestyle

  

  Infographic: Eight Food Recalls That Spurred the Latest Food Safety Bill

  A disgusting sounding mess of contaminated eggs, peanut butter, cookie dough, and jalepenos contributed to the ongoing food safety overhaul.

  by Peter Smith

• Lifestyle

  

  Infographic: School Cafeteria Food vs. Prison Food

  Who's eating better: kids or inmates?

  by GOOD, Column Five Media

• News

  

  Infographic: The State of Muslim America

  More than half of American Muslims say the fallout from 9/11 has made it more difficult to live as a Muslim in the U.S.

  by Column Five Media

• Design

  

  The State of the Internet, in Infographics and Video

  "The State of the Internet" by Jess3 counts and assesses our astounding internet usage-with infographics. Watch it after the jump. That's a...

  by Patrick James

• Culture

  

  Mapping the Movies: 50 Films for 50 States Infographic

  For fans of maps and cinema, take a look at Reddit user Subtonix's U.S. map that replaces state names with films that take place there.

  by Patrick James

• News

  

  Infographic: Does America Have "Developing States"?

  So what happens when we apply the Human Development Index to the United States?

  by Andrew Price

• News

  

  Homeland Insecurity

  You may have heard that the government has reapportioned money it gives to cities to help fight terrorism. Washington D.C. and New York City got...

  by Anonymous

• Culture

  

  Infographic: What Your State Is Best (and Worst) at Environmentally

  See how every state stacks up in the green game.

  by Cord Jefferson

• Lifestyle

  

  The United States Is a Food Wasteland

  We throw away enough food to feed the entire world. A new book tries to find a solution. When it comes to food, Americans are the undisputed...

  by Peter Smith

• Lifestyle

  

  Old School Food Infographic

  The National Agriculture Library has a fascinating collection of war-era food posters, which includes this 1917 infographic about the importance...

  by Andrew Price

• Environment

  

  Infographic: What's Wrong with Our Food System?

  Globally there are a billion people who go hungry. Supporting small-scale food producers and tackling climate change can reduce that number.

  by GOOD, Kiss Me I'm Polish

• Lifestyle

  

  Infographic: Forgetting Food Safety Costs Hundreds of Billions

  The food safety bill failed to come to a vote in the Senate, in large part because of cost concerns. But how much will it really cost?n

  by Peter Smith

• Lifestyle

  

  Infographic: Not a Drop to Drink

  Across the world, people are dying from lack of access to potable water.

  by Column Five Media

• News

  

  The Stimulus, State by State

  Sixty-six percent of the $825 billion in the stimulus bill is designated for specific states. In this great interactive piece (about halfway down...

  by Andrew Price

• Design

  

  Arizona Is the Sunniest State. Mississippi Is the Fattest. Maps of State Superlatives

  Two maps show states at the top and bottom of various statistical rankings. How does your home stack up?

  by Morgan Clendaniel

• Lifestyle

  

  UPDATE: The United States of GOOD Beer: What's the Best Beer Brewed in Your State?

  We need your help: What is the most awesome, best tasting, sustainably brewed, independently owned, community-oriented craft beer in your state?

  by Nicola Twilley

• Environment

  

  Map: What If Our Western States Were Shaped by Watersheds?

  John Wesley Powell thought our western borders should be shaped by watersheds. A 130-year-old map shows how the West would have looked.

  by Ben Jervey

• News

  

  Infographic: U.S. Military Spending Versus Foreign Aid

  Where do you think the U.S. government allocates more of its funding?

  by Column Five Media, GOOD

• Culture

  

  Infographic: Oprahland! The World of Winfrey

  We walk through the "aha!" moments, interviews, and media acquisitions that have made Oprah a cultural and financial powerhouse.

  by Dylan C. Lathrop, Ann Friedman

• Lifestyle

  

  Watch Your Mouth: What Should Food Stamps Subsidize?

  The federal food stamp program is about alleviating poverty, not discouraging obesity, so farmers' markets or fatty snacks are both fair game.

  by Peter Smith