Dearest Poopers, The POOP Project has been making a stink for two whole years now. We continue to believe that this is a message with global potential: confronting our “waste” can help us create a world that is more hospitable to our bodies, in harmony with our planet and with everyone else sharing it. The

Dearest Poopers, I do so hope to see you tomorrow, Saturday 7/16, for the City of Water Day Festival on Governor’s Island. It’s a free all-day affair (10am-4pm) celebrating the potential of our NYC/NJ waterfront and full of entertainment, education & adventure–including a POOP table manned by The Puru himself. But first, a pew pictures

Dearest Poopers, First off, a big thank you to everyone who turned out last night to make the final installment in DEP’s Summer Speaker Series a great success. The diverse viewpoints of Andrew Faust, Kaled Alamarie and Dr. Paul Mankiewicz supplied fodder for an intense debate about how best to achieve “A Sustainable Future”, one

Darling poopers, It is with great sadness that I announce Bob’s delay (Bob is a communal, composting toilet soon to be in the midst of Manhattan). I received this from Bob late yesterday: Yes, rush over to the pavilion on the Columbia University campus to see what’s happening, but know that Bob has not yet

Happy Friday everyone! First off, a big thank you to our friends over at Superhero Clubhouse, and congratulations on last night’s work-in-progress reading of URANUS (a play about waste).  Be sure to check out the full production this June 10-12 at the Figment Festival on Governor’s Island. But what are you going to do until