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Lifestyle
Is It Cheaper to Be Vegan, Vegetarian, or a Meat Eater?
A day's worth of meals for a vegetarian, pescetarian, vegan, and a meat eater: tallied and compared, by price.
Environment
Innovative, Reusable "Replenish" Spray Bottle Could Disrupt Home Cleaning Market
The innovative and refillable Replenish spray bottle could be a truly disruptive product, reducing and reusing first, and recycling later.
Business
Skechers's Amazing Toms Shoes Rip Off
Bobs, like much like Toms, is a one syllable, generic name. Both shoes are little canvas slip-ons with cute patterns. See the pattern?
Business
When Are the Best Times to Buy a Car, Boat, or TV?
Savings.com's "When Are the Best Times to Buy" infographic breaks down the ideal days, months, and seasons for making various purchases.
News
GOOD Holiday Gift Guide 2010
Unique gift ideas, unusual holiday traditions, and some decidedly un-consumery things to make or experience in lieu of a trip to the mall.
Business
Transparency: Paying the Same Amount for Smaller Products
A recent investigation found that many of the everyday items you buy have been suspiciously shrinking, despite no similar reduction in cost.
Business
How the Average American Spends Its Money
This colorful chart breaks down the spending of America's "average consumer unit," a 2.5-person household making a combined $62,000.
Environment
Could You Live for a Month with Only Six Items of Clothing?
The premise is simple: A group of people from around the globe all pledge to wear only six items of clothing for one month—June 21 to July...
Technology
Carbon Offsets for Your MacBook and iPad
Like a Terra Pass for the tech world, Belgrave Trust sells offsets for your Mac to fund clean energy projects around the world.
Lifestyle
Warby Parker: A Truly Visionary Eyewear Company
Warby Parker makes beautifully crafted eyeglasses in a number of classic styles and sells them (lenses included) for $95. While it would be...
Technology
A $10 Defense Against Vampire Electronics
The Belkin Conserve Socket Power Timer automatically shuts off power-even standby power-to electronics.
Lifestyle
Experiences, Not Products, Provide Happiness (It's Science)
Treehugger has a nice post on a recent Cornell University study that found "experiences" to be more rewarding than "products" because of people's...
Design
Nike Print Pack: Shoes Made from Old Magazines
Maybe there's life for print publications after all. Or at least an afterlife. Nike has released a set of shoes made from old glossies.
Environment
What's the Impact of Your Clothing?
The Wall Street Journal reports on what sounds like a boon to shoppers who want to make informed decisions on what they buy: A group of roughly...
Culture
Little World: Bryan Solarski's Tilt Shift Photography Available from Paperwork
Bring GOOD contributor Bryan Solarski's tilt shift photography into your home.
Design
What's Inside Counts: Sex Toys and Design
How design is empowering us to feel good, from the inside out.When we think about good design, sex shops—with their neon lights, blacked-out...
News
Bagster: Dumpster in a Bag
Bagster, the dumpster in a bag, presents a solution for big clean-ups that's aren't quite big enough for a dumpster.
Culture
Paper-Feet: Sustainable Sandals that Don't Cost an Arm or a Leg
The trend of barely-more-than-barefoot shoes has involved some cognitive dissonance: They haven't tended to be priced that way. For Jimmy Tomczak,...
