Who’s got ‘em? How many? What would one do to New York City? An original GOOD Video.

In honor of Earth Day, we’d like to turn your attention to a handful of the 16,306 species threatened with extinction. This video is dedicated to them and our fallen homies—the 785 species that have been wiped off the face of the planet.

What’s in a city’s name? Beauty, peace, and prosperity. Just a reminder.

For World Water Day 2008, we look at the planet’s water, how it’s being used, and the increasing strains on this vital resource. An original GOOD Video. Drink up!

You’ve seen the pink ribbons, but do you know how many American women get breast cancer? One in eight. While America may have the highest rates of breast cancer in the world, other countries are catching up, thanks to changes in diet and lifestyle.

The Japanese have a yen for the gold medal in Judo. Fencing has been an idée fixe for the French. In honor of the XXIX Olympiad, we take a look at a few Olympic events and the countries that love them. An original GOOD Video.

Originating in the mid-19th Century, the modern funeral has evolved into an economic and cultural monster, with a vast network of supporting industries and myriad options for your earthly remains.

Anyone who remembers childhood as a time of innocence and joy was never on the wrong side of a dodgeball. If you ever packed a few extra pounds in grade school, chances are the specters of those stinging rubber balls haunt you to this day.

There are more than 3,000 satellites orbiting earth. While we go about our daily lives, these contraptions are hard at work in our stratosphere, beaming the latest episodes of American Idol, snapping photos of black holes, and enabling governments to spy

In 2003, Donald Rumsfeld estimated a war with Iraq would cost $60 billion. Five years later, the cost of Iraq war operations is more than 10 times that estimate. So what’s behind the ballooning figures?