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Don't Reinvent The Wheel, Steal It: An Urban Planning Award for Cities That Copy
Back in March Cliff Kuang wrote about the Mars 500, a simulator that will put a crew of six men in a small ship replica in a warehouse on the...
Last Saturday, GOOD marched to New York City to celebrate Earth Day, and to bring word of our magazine to huddled masses of Gotham. It was...
If you haven't heard, we're having a party in New York City on Saturday (the 22nd). It's at Sin-E (on Attorney and Stanton). 9PM and onwards....
We're going to keep reminding you until we're blue in the face: please don't forget our New York Launch party. It's on Thursday, the 21st, at...
Last week, we threw a rip-roaring party at St. Vibiana's in downtown LA to celebrate the release of GOOD's premier issue. We had an amazing...
South Korea recently agreed to let U.S. beef into the country for the first time since the mad-cow disease scare of 2003. And nearly a million...
If launching a newspaper in 2008 is risky, making the entire thing by hand is downright quixotic. But that's exactly what the collective of...
Check out this video, which expands 30 seconds of massive explosions into eight glorious slow motion minutes of rockets firing. There is a very...
Julian Assange's former number two, Daniel Domscheit-Berg, is starting a rival anonymous document-based whistleblowing website called OpenLeaks.
We've been live here with www.good.is for almost two weeks now. We hadn't really reached out and told too many people until Wednesday, when we...
Finally, we bring you the photographic record of our New York launch party. We'd like to thank everyone who came to Emergency Arts and supported...
Green jobs have repeatedly been praised as a viable way to provide a pathway out of poverty for millions of under and unemployed Americans. Green...
New technology is great, but at the rate we're going through gadgets we're going to be neck deep in bricked iPhones pretty soon. Why don't we just...
Launching rockets into space takes a lot of fuel and costs a lot of money. Will a theoretical plan to use lasers to beam enough energy to launch...
Scotland is completely reorganizing how it measures and incentivizes recycling to focus on what matters most: reducing carbon. It's a global first.
Believe in the power of filmmaking and the empowerment of youth? We do, and we invite you to join us for the debut celebration of Remedee, a new...
Looking for something culturally edifying to do tonight? We unreservedly recommend the NYC launch party for GOOD contributor Livia Corona's...
This morning the Obama administration announced the formation of a new "climate service," an agency "aimed at providing long-term forecasts to...
A recent report issued by New Scientist has shown a fascinating discrepancy between consumer perception of the "greenness" of various companies...
Angered at their Democratic representatives' unwillingness to support health-care reform, and apparently not content to express their anger by...
