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The Atlantic takes a sober yet playful look at how things have changed in the last eight years under the stewardship of one George W. Bush. The...
If the patch works, what sort of nightmare would I be living had I not applied it?
You have probably seen the new PSAs on TV, urging you to "Feed the Pig," i.e. to put money in your savings account rather than spending. You can...
For all you aspiring producers out there, have a go at this: Click over to this website and download some whale songs. Remix them, and win an...
Jonathan Harris chronicles an Inupiat whale hunt in 3,214 photos. In the process he may have reinvented how we tell stories.
Sen. Lindsey Graham's (R-S.C.) decision to withdraw from discussions with his Senate colleagues regarding climate legislation has been greeted by...
To get people to join a movement, they need to see themselves in it. Here's why Slutwalk does that for me and Occupy Wall Street doesn't.
A mysterious whale has been singing on its own frequency for more than a decade. Why?
The International Whaling Commission announced today that they have drafted a proposal that could ease restrictions on whaling in the Southern...
The last thing that supporters of a promising renewable energy source want is a technology that harms wildlife. So before wave energy buoys...
In an animated short called Song of the Spindle, Seattle-based illustrator Drew Christie presents the similarities between a human and a whale.
You are looking at a picture of Earthrace, a new high-tech stealth vessel that will join the Sea Sheperd Conservation Society's fleet of...
If you look closely, you can almost see the whale smiling.
The Ig Nobel awards are given out for the silliest sounding scientific papers of the year. Learn about the winners.
Congratulations are in order. The Sea Shepherd Conservation Society (which we covered back in GOOD 002) has played a significant role in reducing...
When dozens of whales ended up stranded in New Zealand—twice—hundreds of volunteers came to their rescue.
Contradictions abound. Is Los Angeles on the verge of becoming one of our great American cities or is it just another sprawling mess?
