Dear Poopers, Thank you to all who made it out last week for our conversation on Technology for Green Communities. I hope you’ll join us for the final event in the Fall Speaker Series this Tuesday, Nov. 1 all about COMPOST! Join me for presentations and a panel discussion with special guests: Daniel Tainow, all

Dearest Poopers, There are big things in the works–POOP Project events in NYC on Sept. 10, 15, and also Oct. 1 and 19th. More info coming PRONTO! But a little teaser for the day: are you a woman in New York interested in asking Dr. Oz about your pee or poo, Tuesday the 30th? Allow

Dearest Poopers, In nature, there is no such thing as waste. To have an ecosystem means that all the organisms present are balancing each other out, providing for one another so that every problem has an equal and opposite solution. There’s a gallon of rotting cabbage on my kitchen counter right now–a little delicacy called

Dearest Poopers, If you live in New York City, you’ve probably heard by now of Wednesday’s explosion and fire at the North River Wastewater Treatment Plant. Oh, you know! The one that was spewing untreated sewage out into the Hudson until Friday evening (around 120 million gallons)? If this is news to you, check out

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, I’ve just arrived back from exploring the deep, dark Northwoods of Wisconsin. While technically not a poop-themed trip, I did come across an fascinating artifact while sifting through a local thrift shop. I believe it is none other than Mary Poppins’ plunger! I hope that, in between your Merry Poopin’, you’ll have a

Dearest Poopers, Please forgive my delay in updating the site of late. I’ve been deep in the Northwoods of Wisconsin traveling, camping, and pooping in holes. Meanwhile, there’s so much excitement happening back in New York, with two POOP events coming up next week, and one special event I know you’ll enjoy. The POOPs! 1.

Dearest Poopers, While we normally extol the virtues of that brown stuff from behind, today we’re turning around to wish you a very happy Pee-On-Earth Day! But, please, hold it for just one more minute, and mark your calendars for Newtown Creek: Past, Present, and Future, a panel conversation happening this Thursday, June 23, from

New York City Department of Environmental Protection presents The 2nd Event in Our Summer Speaker Series at the Visitor Center at Newtown Creek Wednesday, June 1st, 6:30-8:30pm Art and Sustainability With artists George Trakas and Mary Mattingly Moderated by Shawn Shafner of The People’s Own Organic Power Project (www.thePOOPproject.org) The Visitor Center at Newtown Creek,

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