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Good start
4
Editorial
Evolving for a greener future
5 The Goodies
Megan Cumberpatch, Olivia Wix
6 Letters
Write and win
9 News
Mostly good news from around the globe. Plus: Good times
11 Good reads
Good reads: Scrooge does Xmas
13 Butter vs margarine
Good choice: The yellowy goodness of natural New Zealand butter is hard to top, but should we turn to manufactured margarine for the sake of our health?
14 Power to the people
Good question: Batteries, washing soda and dental floss
14 Battery collection and recycling
Who offers battery collection and recycling services in New Zealand? Here's where to find battery recyclers and safe battery disposal near you. Please leave a comment to add new facilities!
16 Jon Bridges
My green journey: Travelling the world as a comedian, presenter and now producer of TV3’s 7 Days, Jon Bridges has seen enough to get him gazing skyward. He tells why the world would be a better place if we all just got on our bike
20 Good stuff
Good stuff: 12 gifts for Christmas
22 Claire Sawyers
Local heroes: Donate NZ founder Claire Sawyers
Features
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24 Feel the fear and cycle anyway
Venturing onto the road on two wheels can feel like
taking your life in your hands.
explains why we should be jumping on our bikes
anyway. Plus: Tips for cycling safely—and in style
32 For the love of bees
The world’s honeybees are vanishing and New
Zealand teeters on the brink of a catastrophic
collapse in our bee population. investigates the strange phenomenon of colony collapse disorder
40 How to cut your carbon footprint 10% in 2010
Let’s stop talking about climate change and do
something! Good crunches the numbers to find ways to take real, meaningful, achievable action today—that’ll cut your carbon footprint ten percent in 2010
46 Eco-fabulous summer entertaining
Stylist shares her easy, expert tips for simple but stylish garden entertaining this summer. Plus: How to make a waterproof outdoor cushion
The goods
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Make a waterproof cushion
Style: How to sew an outdoor cushion
52 The high life
Home: Sod the lot! Groovy green roofs. Plus: How to give your letterbox a green roof
56 You are my sunshine
Technology: Photovoltaic power: the pros and cons
58 Minimalism
Transport: How far can three tanks of gas take you? Professional fuel miser Mark Whittaker says it’s not just what you drive, but how you drive that matters
60 Future thinkers
Money: The 2009 NZI National Sustainable Business Award winners
64 Sweat on the safe side
Beauty: Will antiperspirant give you breast cancer? Probably not, say scientists—but without a definite ‘no’, many women prefer to avoid underarm chemicals. Good puts aluminium-free and low-chem deodorants to the test
68 Salad days
Grow + eat: Summer salads from Julie Biuso. Angus Allan’s organic barbequed lamb. Plus: Make your own custard; Aunt Daisy’s classic Christmas pud
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The Good Guide
Energy Star® Appliances
Good bits
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True value
Business: defines sustainability
83 Smarts for the silly season
Good housekeeping: rethinks Christmas
84 150,000 apologies
Gaia and brimstone: says sorry
85 Bread for roses
Eco-worrier: on the joy of neighbours and bread
86 Why I was arrested for Greenpeace
The green room: A Northland builder gets arrested
95 Be kind to bees
Action: A midsummer night’s dream
96 Daniel Kereopa
The good life: Raglan-based pro-surfer
