Dearest Poopers, Looking forward to seeing you at the Visitor’s Center for tomorrow’s panel conversation, “Digesting the Design Behind Newtown Creek.”  It’s good to bring things inside, but lately I’ve also been scooping the poop on the street. Check out what some of the $h*t my fellow New Yorkers say in our newest video! And

Dearest Poopers, Our fundraising campaign is in full swing to bring Eat $h*t! How Our Waste Can Save the World to the Edinburgh International Fringe Festival. If you haven’t yet, take a moment to check it out and help us reach an international audience with this critical message. In other exciting news, we have been

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, First off, thanks so much to all those who made it out to Dixon Place for the work-in-progress premiere of Eat $h*t: How Our Waste Can Save the World. Ironically, I was quite artistically constipated in the weeks leading up to the premiere, and then filled page after page with text in the

Dearest Poopers, Thanks so much to all those who made it out this past week for our POOP Project events; they’re always poopy, but never crappy! We fed our metropolitan minds on the topic of urban farming last Tuesday with visionary ideas from Inger Staggs Yancey, Annie Novak, Dr. Dickson Despommier and surprise guest Alec Baxt

Dearest Poopers, Thank you to all those who came out to Club Make and Do’s show this past Thursday. It was a smash! And I got a chance to show off my new hat. Jealous? Click the pic to get your own from Etsy! But that’s old news now. And I know you crave more.

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

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, The next panel conversation is almost upon us!  In fact, it’s TODAY at 6:30pm!   Click the flyer for directions to the Visitor Center!   A century ago, Newtown Creek had more cargo careening down the banks of Greenpoint and Long Island City than did the Mississippi. Now her docks are used to