The Rules Of: Dieting

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• Issue 009

  

  The Diet Starts Tomorrow

  Rad Mountain interprets Issue 009's theme: All You Can Eat.

  by GOOD

• Issue 014

  

  Diet For a Small Planet

  The world may be shrinking, but we're all getting bigger. See how globalization is affecting the way we all eat-for better or for (mostly)...

  by GOOD

• Lifestyle

  

  The Invasive Species Diet

  The New York Times' reports on the latest food movement in the making: behold the Invasivores.

  by Allison Arieff

• Environment

  

  The GOOD 100: New Diets for Cows

  Moothane Reduction Cow farts-and the contributions of the methane therein to climate change-have long been a favorite bogeyman for critics of...

  by GOOD

• Culture

  

  The Great American Apparel Diet

  The Great American Apparel Diet (nothing to do with the American Apparel the apparel company) is "a group of women and two men who have decided to...

  by Andrew Price

• Lifestyle

  

  How Diets Affect Weight Around the World

  Approximately two-thirds of the United States' adult population is overweight. This is because, on average, adults in the United States are...

  by GOOD, Always With Honor

• News

  

  Long Beach Puts Roads on a Diet

  In our Transportation Issue, we pinpointed the idea of a "livable street"—streets that are not suited primarily for automobiles, but for a...

  by Sasha Jones

• Environment

  

  Infographic: How Your Diet Affects the Planet

  How many Earth's worth of resources would the world's population consume if we all ate a Italian, Malaysian, or American diet.

  by GOOD

• Lifestyle

  

  Tapeworm Diet Infecting Chinese Women

  Chinese women are taking extremely unhealthy diet measures.

  by Ann Marie Gardner

• Lifestyle

  

  Is the "Tongue Patch" the Dumbest Diet Fad Ever?

  The tongue patch isn't just stupid, costly, and dangerous, it also doesn't work. It might be the worst weight-loss scheme ever.

  by Cord Jefferson

• Lifestyle

  

  The Most Annoying Dinner Party Ever: 7 Super-Specialized Diets

  So a rifletarian, an al pastoravore and a sobertarian walk into a kitchen...

  by Ann Friedman, Madeline Queripel

• Culture

  

  Read Better: Five Steps to a More Balanced Media Diet

  I had way too many opinions on celebrities and way too few on issues that directly affected me. It was time for a change.

  by Sadia Latifi

• Lifestyle

  

  GOOD Asks the Experts: Is The "Paleolithic Diet" Really Better?

  Should we try to eat like an early hominin? And what did our evolutionary ancestors actually eat, anyway? GOOD talks to four experts.

  by Peter Smith

• Lifestyle

  

  The New Nordic Diet: Regional Cuisine to Fight Obesity

  The New Nordic diet isn't bloody whales and reindeer meat. It might just be the Mediterranean diet of the 21st century.

  by Peter Smith

• Lifestyle

  

  Revamped Food Day Seeks to 'Transform the American Diet'

  The goal of Food Day, which takes place today, is ambitious: to "transform the American diet," in the words of its founder.

  by Megan Greenwell

• Lifestyle

  

  Why I'm Reconsidering My Diet Soda Addiction

  Daily consumption of diet soda may increase the risk of stroke, heart attack, and vascular death.

  by Amanda Hess

• Lifestyle

  

  Dating and Diet: Can a Meat Eater and a Vegan Be Happy Together?

  How one couple has negotiated the meat/meatless divide.

  by Meghan Joyce

• Environment

  

  Score One for the Little Guy: Judges Rule New York Towns Can Keep Gas Drillers Out

  These decisions could serve as a national precedent for small groups of people looking to keep big drilling companies at bay.

  by Sarah Laskow

• Lifestyle

  

  Tofu vs. Hotdog: Charting the Evolution of the American Diet Over Time With Google's Latest Gadget

  Google Labs has just released the Google Books N-Gram Viewer, and it is fun!

  by Nicola Twilley

• Lifestyle

  How Have You Changed Your Diet in the Past Year? The Community Answers

  by Hillary Newman