What will be the best organic product? The best fair trade product? The best responsible business? Let us know your favorites by sending them to editor@odemagazine.com.
| October 2004 issue
Ode continually reports on companies and initiatives and products that point the way to a cleaner and Read More...
Life doesn't always have to be about rush, rush, rush. Many people are discovering slow as the answer to the superficial, fleeting nature of a hurried world. Not in an effort to swear off modern life, but in order to enjoy it more. Marco Visscher, Ode's youngest and most frenzied editor, explores Read More...
Sustainable agriculture meets a kinder, smarter biotech--with great results for everyone's health, the earth, and your tastebuds
Richard Manning | November 2004 issue
Back when we most of us lived in villages, getting fresh, flavorful tomatoes was simple. Local farmers would deliver them, bright Read More...
Air travel produces a large--and growing--share of greenhouse gases. Is there any way to see the world without harming it?
Jay Walljasper | November 2006 issue
Global warming is now at the top of world concerns as scientists, politicians and everyday citizens ponder how to take immediate action Read More...
The American organic supermarket chain Whole Foods started 25 years ago as a small health-food store. Led by maverick CEO John Mackey, it has reached unprecedented growth and sales rates. "If you look back 100 years from now, history will show that Whole Foods will be in the top-five companies that Read More...
Why right-wingers today embrace radical rather than traditionalist values.
Jay Walljasper | October 2004 issue
Even though I’ve been a journalist all my adult life, I feel a merry sense of fascination at how often the media miss important stories. I’m always on the outlook for those instances Read More...
Despite being African, I still reinforced all the Western media's stereotypes about the 'Dark Continent.'
Regina Jere-Malanda | September 2004 issue
Looking back on many years I worked as a ‘foreign correspondent’ for Western media in South Africa, I now realise that I was not only paid for Read More...
Great scenes from politically engaged cinema
Luke Disney | November 2006 issue
Say “politically engaged cinema” to Westerners these days and the first image that comes to mind might be American documentary director Michael Moore. The creator of Fahrenheit 9/11 and Bowling for Columbine is one Read More...
Evidence is mounting that Navy sonar tests seriously harm whales and porpoises. From his tropical hideaway, a veteran marine biologist works to stop the killing. Marc Kaufman reports from the frontlines.
Marc S. Kaufman | July 2004 issue
Ken Balcomb stood almost knee deep in the gentle Atlantic Read More...
The efforts by Kenny Ausubel and Nina Simons
Jurriaan Kamp | November 2004 issue
Filmmaker, author, and business entrepreneur Kenny Ausubel organized the first Bioneers conference in 1990 to bring together people who were seeking inspiration about how we can create a sustainable economy and Read More...