What does "sustainability" mean to you? That's the question that JPG Magazine, a publication of reader-submitted photography, posed to members of its online community, who posted hundreds of images (more...)
Just about every country on earth has a national anthem--generally meant to inspire citizens with the nation's values and valor. But some of these anthems are more praising of (more...)
PETA, Now Featuring Sasha Grey PETA's campaigns have a noble purpose--decreasing animal cruelty, supporting animal rights--but do their naked-lady ads have one major flaw? Some critics argue that PETA's (more...)
Lifelong Minnesota resident Mary Taffe turned to art to document the algae blooms (pictured left) and other pollution that has been increasingly prominent in nearby Big Stone Lake over (more...)
As a photographer, Richard Barnes has focused on exploring architecture and archaeology. From excavations in Egypt to Ted Kaczynski's cabin, Barnes has captured the border between contemporary culture and (more...)
How can you produce ethical skivvies? Tom Chappell, founder of Tom's of Maine, shows us with a tour of his LEED Gold-certified office and Rambler's Way farm. Situated in (more...)
Born in Puerto Rico, Alessandra Rampolla is considered the most famous sexologist in Latin America, where she has been advising men and women on how to improve their sex (more...)
In the somber wake of COP15, it's easy to feel disheartened with the environmental movement and the world's failure to make the effort necessary to combat climate change. Climate (more...)
Wrapped government buildings and surrounded islands, endless fences and saffron gates: This is the work of Christo and Jean-Claude. Famous for their large-scale installations, the couple has drawn controversy (more...)