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• GOOD Blog

  

  Lunch Crunch

    Perhaps you, many months ago, read this New Yorker article about Anne Cooper, the chef who was turning Berkeley, California's school lunch...

  by Morgan Clendaniel

• Environment

  

  Will Power

  On Sunday, George Will wrote a little column in the Washington Post that has some people angry. He posits that the 85% of Americans fearful of...

  by Anonymous

• Lifestyle

  

  What's in a School Lunch?

  Each school day, more than 30 million children are provided with reduced-cost or free lunches as part of the National School Lunch Program. ...

  by GOOD, Always With Honor

• Education

  

  Recess Before Lunch

  And now for something decidedly less high-tech. A story that appeared earlier this week in The New York Times, featured a new approach to...

  by Amanda M. Fairbanks

• Education

  

  Zero Waste School Lunch

  It boggles the mind if you think about it too much: one child, one lunch a day, for 13 years. A typical kid can produce 67 pounds of lunch trash...

  by Lizzie Martinez

• Lifestyle

  

  The GOOD Lunch: Feldsalat

  Today's GOOD Lunch salad is all about the delicious dressing, passed down three generations, and now on to you.

  by Isis Krause, Amanda Ehrman

• GOOD Blog

  

  Power Suckers

  This came as a horrible shock to us - when you leave things plugged in, they keep draining power, even when the devices are turned off. It's like...

  by Anonymous

• News

  

  Nuclear Power?

  North Korea. They might have a nuclear bomb, which is impressive and all, but they don't have the internet. Or, as you can see from the picture...

  by Anonymous

• News

  

  Girl Power

  GOOD and Open look at which of the world's leaders are female and who they govern.

  by GOOD

• Environment

  

  Solar Power

  GOOD and Futurefarmers look at the incredible amount of energy our sun produces.

  by Andrew Price

• Issue 010

  

  Power Plant

  With a new plant-powered personal air filter, the French industrial designer Mathieu Lehanneur and a Harvard scientist named David Edwards...

  by Chris Martins

• GOOD Blog

  

  Neuron Power

  Add to our report on recent scientific progress in making science "fiction" into science reality, a robot with actual real, living brain tissue....

  by Alexandra Marvar

• Business

  

  Fight the Power

  Thanks to the Internet, information and anger can spread at the speed of light. Don't like a certain company's environmental policy? Not getting a...

  by GOOD

• GOOD Blog

  

  Power Wheels

  Michelin, the French company famous for innovations in tire technology and epicurean discrimination, has just put out a press release claiming...

  by Andrew Price

• Environment

  

  Husk Power

  Recycling the lowly rice husk to power villages in India (and make a profit) Peeled-off, tossed aside, and forgotten, the rice husk may be the...

  by Ben Jervey

• Environment

  

  Growing Power

  Everybody seems to be talking about urban farming these days, from Michelle Obama to my kale-growing neighbors to New Urbanist developer Andres...

  by Allison Arieff

• Environment

  

  Milwaukee Powers Down

  A group of citizens in the Riverwest neighborhood of Milwaukee has organized an event called Power Down Week, which begins today. The idea is to...

  by Andrew Price

• Issue 009

  

  Project 009: Lunch In Jars

  Ann Karash's lunch in jars for Project 009 proved to be unusually photogenic. She put more pictures of the meal on Flickr. She writes: "I ended...

  by GOOD

• Road Map to Harmony

  

  Serving Brain Food for Lunch

  Giving up your lunch hour to read with kids could create a new generation of bookworms. According to a 2007 Department of Education study, only...

  by Dave Zuckerman

• Lifestyle

  

  Student Lunch Contest: The Winners!

  Behold the five winning lunches.   A few weeks ago, we asked you to make a healthy, delicious student lunch, take a picture of it, and send it to...

  by Amanda M. Fairbanks, Siobhan O'Connor