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Facebook Doesn't Need Your Money; Invest in Africa Instead
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A Geodesic Dome Promises Fish from the Sky
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Debunking 'Green Living': Combatting Climate Change Requires Lifestyle Changes, Not Organic Products
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Could Charging People for Uneaten Food in Restaurants Help Us Stop Wasting It?
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TED's Taboo: What's Too Controversial for the Hipster Confab?
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'Most of You Will Screw Up': Real Talk for New Graduates
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Celebrate Cycling! Ask Congress to Stand Up for Bikes
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The Least-Worst Juice Cleanse: A Three-Day Liquid Diet That Won't Make You Want to Die
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The Last Word: Wealth Club Tells You Why You Need a Will
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Sounds GOOD: Download 'Everyone Distorts' by Puerto Pobre
In the OpenCourseWare movement, the future of learning is on your laptop. Among the topics Bill Gates discussed in his foundation's annual...
A design student at Catholic U in DC has a project on Flickr, wherein he is designing a house with input from the online community. A pretty cool...
Free Knowledge 101 As tuition costs for higher education continue to rise toward utter out-of-handedness, the open-courseware movement offers...
We're opening a Pop-Up Community Center in New York tonight and some of us are a little miffed about being stuck on the west coast because it...
Last Saturday we chipped in at 826 Boston's grand opening. There was leech ballet and giant crab wrestling and an auction led by MC Eugene Mirman...
For all the controversy surrounding freedom-hating China's role as host of the Olympic games, you've got to admit they put on one helluva warm-up...
For all its merits, London isn't one of United Kingdom's best cities for cycling. A recent poll ranked it 17th. But Mayor Boris Johnson is trying...
The 2,684 foot Burj Dubai-the world's tallest man-made structure-opened today. Der Spiegel has a nice photo gallery from the tower. And...
The Newseum-Washington D.C.'s $450 million contemporary shrine to journalism-will officially open its doors to the public April 11. In an attempt...
The Open Everything conference is happening in New York City at the UNICEF headquarters on April 18. Their mission statement: "Open Everything...
After years of dreaming, designing, and campaigning, the first section of the High Line park-built on top of an old elevated rail structure-opened...
This Friday, GOOD, TakePart, Social Vibe, and Cause Cast are co-hosting a screening of Food, Inc., the new documentary by Robert Kenner. Food,...
The new White House Farmers' Market opened this morning. Michelle Obama had this to say: Farmers' markets are a simple but major ingredient in...
Starting tomorrow, you can reserve a plug-in Nissan Leaf with a $99 deposit. The car will cost you somewhere in the $20,000 to $25,000 range...
Think museums are musty repositories of history? Think again. Major metropolitan museums are becoming petri dishes of innovation. Take the...
California may start executing people again, and we think it's valuable to actually see the place where that would happen—grim though it is.
The clinic is part of the legacy of President Bush's anti-AIDS campaign in Africa.
GOOD's Cord Jefferson went on The Dylan Ratigan Show to advance the idea that Americans should open their WiFi networks to their neighbors.
When a construction project stalled, a real estate company, a restaurant, and an environmental group built a temporary farm instead.
Data is more important than ever to businesses, citizens and policymakers, but the government's about to shut down a major data source.
