There Are No Ugly Children in China

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• Design

  

  GOOD Design Daily: Are Unbranded Cigarettes Too Ugly to Smoke?

  In the U.K. a new law is being considered that would eradicate the branding from cigarette packs. Here's what they might look like.

  by Alissa Walker

• Lifestyle

  

  Feast Your Eyes: What 49 Cents Buys in China

  How much chicken, bok choy, or cabbage could someone living on the poverty line in China buy? Check out Stefen Chow's photographs.

  by Peter Smith

• GOOD Blog

  

  Ugly In The New Year

  Enough of trying to be attractive. It's winter. We've all eaten too much fruit cake. Thank god there is a corporate campaign-complete with Jason...

  by Morgan Clendaniel

• Culture

  

  Should Parents Be Allowed to Pray Their Children Healthy?

  The Schaibles' son died when they prayed for his pneumonia to go away instead of taking him to a hospital. Should they have gone to jail?

  by Cord Jefferson

• News

  

  People Are Awesome: This Woman Lost Her Legs in a Tornado to Save Her Children's Lives

  When 175-mph winds threatened Stephanie Decker's small children, there was only one thing for her to do.

  by Cord Jefferson

• News

  

  GOP Pulls a Huck Finn Revision with the Constitution

  The House Republicans read the Constitution in Congress today, but they left out most of the racist parts. That was stupid.

  by Cord Jefferson

• Lifestyle

  

  Slideshow: The Poverty Line in China

  What's it look like to live on the poverty line? In China, photographer Stefen Chow gives us a compelling portrait.

  by Peter Smith

• Culture

  

  No Woman, No Cry: Women's Tears a Turnoff for Men

  A new study says crying women are a turnoff for men.

  by Cord Jefferson

• Lifestyle

  

  GOOD Challenge Update: No Soap, No Shampoo, No Problem!

  We're a third of the way into the GOOD month-long "no soap" challenge, and we're not stinky at all. Hypothesis confirmed, so far.

  by Cord Jefferson

• Environment

  

  Infographic: Forget China, Who Are Really the World's Worst Carbon Polluters?

  See which nations around the world have the biggest per capita carbon footprint.

  by Ben Jervey

• Environment

  

  Everything You Want to Know About Energy in China in One Infographic

  A ridiculously comprehensive infographic about energy production and use in China.

  by Ben Jervey

• Environment

  

  Two Questions: Made In China, Ending In Suburbia

  Today at Slate, the Green Lantern asks whether American consumers (who buy heaps of toys and appliances that are made in China) are to blame for...

  by Patrick James

• Education

  

  If China's Education Policies Create Depressed Students, Why Are We Copying Them?

  Chinese students are the best in the world on standardized tests, but the methods they're using are causing a slew of societal problems.

  by Liz Dwyer

• Environment

  

  The Ugly State of "Eco-Art"

  Why the best environmental art doesn't carry a 'message.' I'm constantly being drowned in new art, brought in on waves of headlines, email...

  by Cliff Kuang

• Environment

  

  In Britain, Climate Change Will Scare Your Children

  "Jack and Jill went up the hill to fetch a pail of water. There was none, as extreme weather due to climate change had caused a drought." Clever...

  by Alicia Capetillo

• Culture

  

  People Are Awesome: Skateboarder with No Legs (Video)

  Italo Romano is a skateboarder who has no legs. This video of him skating is absolutely inspirational.

  by Patrick James

• Technology

  

  There Are No Ethical Electronics, So Buy Less Stuff

  Americans now throw away about 130,000 computers per day, according to the Natural Resources Defense Council.

  by Cord Jefferson

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  The Young Epidemic: The Rise of Type 2 Diabetes in Children

  What is this chronic disease, and how does it relate to America's obesity crisis?

  by Column Five Media

• Lifestyle

  

  Flu Vaccines Can Lead to Seizures in Children

  Controversy heats up around the vaccine. Is there reason to be concerned?

  by Ann Marie Gardner

• Education

  

  Students Say New Orleans Schools Are No Education "Miracle"

  Students from six New Orleans high schools say that when it comes to post-Katrina reform, it's far too soon to declare "mission accomplished".

  by Liz Dwyer