Things are easier said than done, or so the old adage goes, and we couldn't agree more. That's why we do The GOOD 30-Day Challenge, a monthly attempt to live better. For the month of June, GOOD staffers have committed to cutting down their meat consumption or giving up meat entirely. Some of us will try to go vegan. Join us! We'll be using the hashtag #30DaysofGOOD to keep you abreast of our progress, and we hope you'll use it to let us know how you're faring as well
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