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Armed with advice from both UPS and a group of sustainability experts, DODOcase is starting to formulate a long term green strategy.
No more botox emails! The latest daily deal site only promotes businesses that improve the environment, your wellness, the community, or all three.
The history of countercultural movements can be told through their stomachs. When will this one find its signature protest dish?
If Resisting the Green Dragon is to be believed, you working to prevent climate change is outright blasphemous.
In this edition of the new business video series Green Room: how selling eyeglasses can fight poverty.
More Plants Less Walls is a fantastic new nonprofit that's working with Treepeople to help beautify urban areas. Their first order of business is...
Check out this time-lapse video of Wal-Mart expansion. The company has crept like kudzu over the entire continent, growing from one tiny Arkansas...
The urban landscape is becoming something of a Post-it note for anonymous poets. Written on the City documents this new "message graffiti."
The hotel chain Travelodge is trying something new in the proliferation of their already cookie-cutter hotels. They just built a 120-bedroom...
Good news for people still harboring childhood dreams of a house with Wonka-esque edible walls: Students at the University of Maryland have...
Yesterday, the government got Wall Street banks to pay $26 billion in penalties for screwing people over. Is it enough?
GOOD and Open look at some vital (and whimsical) stats behind six of the world's famous barriers.
The Wooster Collective talks to Specter about his depictions of the New York City's unheralded workers. Specter is one of the few artists today...
Cool Hunting let us know about Let's Colour, a sort of international version of Publicolor. Let's Colour goes around the world painting drab walls...
You think the wall that America keeps talking about building on the Mexican border is a big deal? Saudi Arabia is thinking about building a 500...
As part of the Let's Colour Project, three artists, MWM, Le Groupuscule, and Monsieur Monsieur, transformed three walls in France and created...
It's a performance piece featuring an artist eating and then vomiting up the Wall Street Journal.
GOOD Books is a weekly roundup of what we're reading and what we wish we were reading. This week, brush up on everything Wall Street.
Blame it on the bad P.R. that workers in the financial sector got over the last couple years. Or blame it on the belt-tightening, unemployment and...
It's day 10 of the protests on Wall Street. Here are some images from the streets.
