After announcing recently that it would, Canada has officially declared BPA toxic, and the American Chemistry Council is not too happy about it....
According to a new study, the French government practice of giving young people free newspapers once a week for a year is having a positive...
A panel of nutrition experts are calling into question the honesty and usefulness of government mandated nutritional labeling. Are there too many...
Vogelzang is a Dutch eating designer who explores the origin, preparation, etiquette, history, and the culture of food.
Remember those pop quizzes you hated in high school? Turns out they actually made you learn better.
When Swiss engineers aren't burrowing out spaces for large hadron colliders, they're off digging train tunnels. Really, really long train tunnels.
Expecting someone to have dreamed up your ideal job is like expecting someone to read your mind.
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The idea of green roofs is very much en vogue right now, and for good reason. But as this gallery makes clear, it's not new.
Director Aaron Rose explores West Berlin's Kreuzberg neighborhood with an iPhone 4 HD camera.
A teacher is reminded that the lessons that really stick are rarely a part of the official course material.
For this weeks project, we're collecting images of GOOD readers' dream homes. What do you got?
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How many reusable bags does it take to tote $1 billion worth of local produce?
GOOD talks to three productivity experts about procrastination, technology, and how to get to work.
A new national report card looks at how states are funding their schools.
The Washington Post explains why this recession feels interminable (and why it may be).
Bunnies are on the loose, and they like organic food. They are eating the soy-infused wiring in some parked cars causing a no-start situation.
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