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• Environment

  

  Infographic: The Global Timber Trade, Who's Buying, Who's Selling?

  Countries with lots of forest stand to benefit from the lucrative timber trade, but at what cost to their ecological footprint?

  by GOOD

• Cities

  How Can You Tell Who Is a Local and Who's Not? The Community Answers

  by Hillary Newman

• News

  

  Transparency: Who's Who in the Mexican Drug Wars

  The violence has primarily been perpetrated by seven drug cartels, all of which are vying for territory and power. This is who they are.

  by GOOD, Column Five Media

• Cities

  

  New Blood, Old Blood: Who Left and Who Stayed in New Orleans?

  In the past five years, New Orleans has seen a massive demographic shuffle. Many people left, some came back, and other people arrived for the...

  by GOOD

• News

  

  People Are Awesome: Meet the New York Mom Who Made the OWS 'Bat Signal' Possible

  New Yorker Denise Vega opened her home to the activists who projected OWS images onto the Verizon building last Thursday.

  by Nona Willis Aronowitz

• News

  

  Who's In?

  So, Kerry is out. Is Al in? Rolling Stone is asking..

  by Morgan Clendaniel

• Culture

  

  Who’s a Dilettante?

  Letting go of the impulse to be an expert Last year I decided I was going to teach myself about Duke Ellington. Great idea, right? We all know...

  by Michaelangelo Matos

• Issue 014

  

  Who's Going Where?

  People are moving around the world constantly-either toward opportunity or away from misfortune and fear. This is where people are going, and...

  by GOOD

• Issue 014

  

  Who's Buying What?

  A look at where people around the world are directing some of their purchasing power. View Who's Buying What?

  by GOOD

• Issue 014

  

  Who’s Learning What?

  A look at how countries rank in math and science test scores.  (Average score of a 15-year-old student on science and math literacy tests,...

  by GOOD

• Issue 014

  

  Who's Sick with What?

  Medical advances have left much of the developed world free of many diseases that still afflict the developing world, despite the existence of...

  by GOOD

• News

  

  Who’s Driving?

  These people will shape transportation policy during the next four years. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Ray LaHood Secretary of...

  by GOOD

• Lifestyle

  

  Pet Diaries: The Joint-Custody Dog Who Taught Me to Move On

  Most people thought our dog agreement was unusual. My therapist told me I was replicating the joint custody my parents had of me after their divorce.

  by Marisa Meltzer

• News

  

  Who Would God Endorse?

  There was a great debate last night on NPR's Talk of the Nation: should preachers be able to endorse a candidate in an election? Technically,...

  by Patrick James

• Business

  

  Who's Making Money

  It's not you, relatively speaking, unless you're managing a hedge fund.New data show that even the CEOs in the S&P 500 are getting squeezed out of...

  by Andrew Price

• Issue 014

  

  Who's Connected How?

  Technology connects us more and more each day. Who are the most and least connected people in the world? View Who's Connected How?

  by GOOD

• Issue 014

  

  Passports: Who Has The Most

  Many Americans traveled abroad this holiday season, availing themselves of their United States passport to gain entry into foreign countries. GOOD...

  by GOOD, JK Keller

• Cities

  

  Who's Reading The Newspaper

  The Los Angeles Times and the Chicago Tribune are bankrupt. The Seattle Post-Intelligencer is looking for a buyer. Rumors are swirling around...

  by JK Keller, GOOD

• Lifestyle

  

  Who's Thriving Worldwide?

  Gallup has released the results of a new global "wellbeing survey" and it confirms what we already know: There's a lot disparity in how...

  by Andrew Price

• News

  

  Who's Next for the Supreme Court?

  With the news that Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens is going to retire during Obama's presidency (and possibly quite soon) has come the...

  by Andrew Price