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A 375-Year-Old French Bank Forgives Debts of Paris' Poorest
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Don't Reinvent The Wheel, Steal It: An Urban Planning Award for Cities That Copy
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Cyclists in Canada are receiving anonymous cash rewards for not driving a car.
Americans gave a lot more and a lot faster to Katrina and Haiti than to Japan. American corporations? Well that's a different story.
The latest issue of Mother Jones is all about organic and local food. One of the most interesting pieces is about Joel Salatin, a Virginia farmer...
Someone we know referred to this Slate article on Whole Foods as "hateration." The article is written by someone named Field, which gives it...
GOOD and Phil Howard show you who really owns the family companies that make your smoothies and cracked wheat.
The enduring challenge of eating ethically and healthily is finding the requisite time and money. Nancy Paris and Ryan Kanigan have it figured...
When you're trolling the aisles at the grocery store and you slip from the cereal aisle to the shampoo section, do the definitions change? If it...
Remember that scene in Back to the Future, where Doc comes back from 2015 with the flying DeLorean, and fills it up with banana peels as a source...
Hessnatur CEO Wolf Luedge brings some much needed teeth to the garment industry. You would be forgiven for rolling your eyes if the CEO of a...
Close call over at Homeboy Industries, a fantastic organization we've profiled in the past that offers jobs, training and tattoo-removal to former...
Jeremiah McElwee, head of Whole Body—Whole Foods Market's body-care section—on the company's stringent new organic-claims standard. "Organic."...
Nearly all of them feature flowing earth goddess-esque figures. Just another case of nonprofits needing to use more design.
Organic, sustainable dairy farming gets the hip-hop treatment. Listen and learn.
We often think organic means fewer calories, and that's why we should institute mandatory calorie counting.
"Someone died waiting for that killer's heart. The liver, split two ways, could have saved two babies."
Alice Waters isn't the only one pushing the effort to convert California to wholly sustainable agriculture. If even the government agrees it's...
