Recent "Good Magazine" Stuff

GOOD Magazine asset, video. Nuclear weaponry is the most devastating technology on the planet, and has brought us to the brink of civilization-ending conflagrations. In 2007, who has them? Who is beefing up their arsenal? Who is scaling down? And wha

GOOD Magazine asset, video. The Highline is an elevated rail structure designed to carry freight trains thru NYC in the 1930s, and ran actively from 1934 until the 60s. It was eventually abandoned with the rise of highways. In 2001, the structure was s

GOOD Magazine asset, video. The United Nations tried making North Korean leader Kim Jong IL give up his nuclear warheads in exchange for his coveted foreign imports, like iPods, Marlboro cigarettes, Johnny Walker Scotch, furs, leather, and plasma TVs. W

GOOD Magazine asset, video. On September 12, 2001, Sean Huze felt prompted to join the military because of the September 11 attacks. He deployed in 2003, and set up in Kuwait for the March 2003 invasion in which he’d taken part. Huze feels that even fo

GOOD Magazine asset, video. Phillip Carter is a 31-year-old who’s served two tours of active duty: from 1997 to 2001, and 2005 to 2006. This is a portrait of life after the war. He focuses now on the human element of questions like whether or not the U

GOOD Magazine asset, video. Natalie Jeremijenko has opened the environmental health clinic at NYU. People come in with their environmental health concerns and leave with a prescription for action. The environmental health clinic is also mobile, and it f

GOOD Magazine asset, video. In an age where messages can be transmitted from one continent to another in a matter of seconds, there’s no reason why people should still die from malnutrition. In 2000, 189 nations came together and vowed to free people fr

GOOD Magazine assets, video. E-waste—the computers, cell phones and other electronics we throw away—is often shipped overseas to developing countries where it can be recycled more cheaply. But E-waste recycling and disposal operations found in some of th

GOOD Magazine assets, video. In 2006, Al Jazeera launched an international, 24-hour English language news network, ten years after Al Jazeera Arabic began. It’s one of the most far-reaching, global news networks, after the BCC and CNN, and is the first