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• Environment

  

  New York's Trashy New Textile Initiative

    After major closet clean-out sessions, I usually haul my sartorial castaways to a local Housing Works thrift store where the sale of my donated...

  by Mother Nature Network 2

• Environment

  

  In Argentina, Plastic Waste Becomes Home Sweet Home

  In the past we've seen some inventive minds find ways to repurpose plastic waste, including everything from a plastic quilt to an elaborate...

  by Alicia Capetillo 1

• Environment

  

  Home, Efficient Home: Europe Mandates Energy Grades for Houses

  You wouldn't buy a car without knowing what kind of gas mileage it gets. But when it comes to homes, we don't pay as much attention to energy...

  by Andrew Price +

• GOOD Blog

  

  Son Of Rambow Screenings

  We participated in the making of a movie called Son of Rambow. We're really proud of it. We think you might enjoy it, too, which is why we're...

  by Andrew Price +

• GOOD Events

  

  Screening: Opening Night of Food, Inc.

  This Friday, GOOD, TakePart, Social Vibe, and Cause Cast are co-hosting a screening of Food, Inc., the new documentary by Robert Kenner. Food,...

  by GOOD +

• Technology

  

  Overstimulated on Snack Foods and Screen Time

  When American kids aren't gorging themselves on snack foods, they're overstimulated-spending nearly every waking minute in front of an electronic...

  by Amanda M. Fairbanks +

• GOOD Events

  

  Screening: Crips and Bloods: Made in America

  Hi, friends. We're holding a screening tonight at the GOOD Space and we'd love for you to drop by if you're in Los Angeles. The program for the...

  by GOOD +

• Cities

  

  Your Favorite Television Cities: Shot with a Green Screen

  A surprisingly large number of television shows use green screens for outdoor locations, as you can see from this video (after the...

  by Patrick James +

• Education

  

  The GOOD Education Event Series: Waiting for Superman Screening

  Next Thursday, we'll be screening "Waiting for Superman" and talking with director, Davis Guggenheim. Come join us.

  by Amanda M. Fairbanks +

• News

  

  Submit Your Videos About L.A. to Screen on the City's Buses

  A new art project is looking for your films about, by, or in L.A. to show on over 2,000 of the county's public buses.

  by Alissa Walker +

• Culture

  

  GOOD Books: Childhood Favorites Hitting the Big Screen

  Take a blast to the past and revisit some of your favorite childhood storybooks and young adult novels before they make their way to the big screen.

  by Julie Ma +

• Education

  

  The GOOD Education Event Screening of Waiting for Superman: What Question Will You Ask?

  What question will you ask Davis Guggenheim?

  by Amanda M. Fairbanks +

• Business

  

  Double The Glow: Will Second Screen Apps Change the Way We Watch TV?

  Will social media change the way we watch TV with friends?

  by Tim Fernholz, Dylan C. Lathrop +

• Environment

  

  GOOD Energy Meetup Idea: Screen a Fascinating Mr. Wizard Episode About Electricity

  Another idea for the GOOD Energy Meetup: have a screening of the great and informative Mr. Wizard episode, "Six Kinds of Energy."

  by Ben Jervey +

• Education

  

  Eighth Grader's 9/11 Documentary Set to Screen at Tribeca Film Festival

  "The Second Day" tells the first-hand story of students and teachers living and working in the area around Ground Zero.

  by Liz Dwyer +

• News

  

  Osama Bin Laden on the New TSA Screenings

  Remember just last week when everyone was so upset about the TSA pat downs? That outrage seems to have subsided, and now we're making jokes about it.

  by Morgan Clendaniel +

• Technology

  

  No Screen? No Problem: A Look at the Projector-based Laptop

  The iPad better watch its back. According to an article on Motherboard, a U.K.-based company has developed the portable computer for the future: a...

  by Alicia Capetillo +

• Environment

  

  10,000 Sustainable Homes

  The UK recently announced plans to build a "sustainable"? town outside Cambridge. There will be 10,000 homes that meet the energy standards,...

  by admin +

• News

  

  Campaign From Home

  The New York Times recently wrote that the 2008 presidential race is the first in which campaigns are "feeling the full force of the changes...

  by Alexandra Marvar +

• Environment

  

  Home Improvement

  Why the problem of fixing our buildings is so vague-and what we can do about it We're hardwired to address the smaller problems that we can...

  by Cliff Kuang +