November 23, 2011 / Good
by William Wheeler, Ayman Oghanna
With the possibility of a million refugees from the Arab Spring pouring into Europe, the region tightens its border controls by relying on an agency that has been accused of human rights violations.
November 15, 2011 / Good
by Sushma Subramanian, Deborah Jian Lee
Modern China is a difficult place to be a bachelor. With a declining birth rate and a growing gender imbalance, China's men are entering a sparse dating landscape with limited opportunities for...
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January 12, 2011 / Good, Untold Stories
by William Wheeler
In a country scarred by disaster, deforestation may lead the path to the next catastrophe. This slideshow also appeared in Good Magazine.
A wood and coal stove. Image by Bill Wheeler. Haiti, 2011.
January 11, 2011 / Good
by William Wheeler
Can energy-efficient stoves reduce Haiti's demand on wood fuel, which has cost the country its forests and left its population more vulnerable to natural disasters like last year's earthquake?
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August 4, 2010 / Good
by Hanna Ingber
Boat clinics in India provide family planning services, immunizations, antenatal care to pregnant women and basic healthcare to socially and geographically isolated villages along the Brahmaptra Ri
July 29, 2009 / Good
by Anna-Katarina Gravgaard, William Wheeler
July 13, 2009 / Good, The Quietus, The Caravan
by William Wheeler
Through two wars and a half-century of suspicion and resentment, the Indus Waters Treaty has governed the sharing of a strategic river between the bitter nuclear rivals eager to control and to