For all of us in the media who were on the ground in Copenhagen, we're beginning to recover from the whirlwind we just experienced. As reactions and postmortems pour in from journalists and environmentalists from around the world, I want to focus on story behind the story: how new media,...

How do I make a difference?

We've all asked ourselves this. When we think about what we can do as individuals, especially related to the state of increasingly urgent environmental concerns, the idea that one person can...

You may have heard something about No Impact Man or you may have heard about the guy who was going to live in New York City without making any environmental impact for a whole year (crazy, right?). Or maybe you read the New York Times article that catapulted Colin...

We had another interesting week in green news: everything from several alarming stories about tap water (and water bottles), to perhaps the most outrageous fast food sandwich ever sold. Check them out and vote for your favorite.

Even though it's the slow news month of August, we had plenty going on at HuffPost Green -- It's beer month, for Godsakes. Check out my favorite stories of the week and pick your fave.

Welcome to the inaugural edition of This Week In Green, which is a roundup of my favorite HuffPost Green Stories from this week. Check out the ones you've missed and vote on your favorite.

If you want to check out what happened in the HuffPost Green world of animals...

It's time for 4th of July weekend and that means swimming, sunshine, vacations, fireworks and...... farmers markets. In case you haven't noticed, farmers markets around the country are bursting with all kinds of delicious fruits and vegetables just waiting for you to enjoy them. Here are six reasons to show...

Food, Inc. is a movie everybody's talking about, which opens today in New York, LA and San Fransisco. The film explores the dark underbelly of the what actually goes into that piece of chicken, soda, hamburger or chips that we often don't think twice about popping into our mouths. "The...

As much as New Yorkers love the city, there's nothing we love more than a getaway. That's why when I found out that the launch of Huffpost Blogger Cathy Erway and Akiko Moorman's supper club Hapa Kitchen was going to be a benefit dinner for the Queens County...

It's possible, it the biggest and most anonymous city in America for dinner with a group of strangers to feel completely familiar and relaxed. The Ted and Amy Supper Club was my second foray into the underground supper club scene -- amateur chefs hosting under the radar dinner parties...

You know it's rude to talk loudly on the phone in a restaurant, to leave your ringer on in the movies, or to never reply to a personal email. But you know what doesn't have such clear dos and don'ts? The latest social networking rage -- Twitter. Twitter has taken...

There's nothing New Yorkers love more than a secret, but best things in this city you can't find, you have to just stumble upon. And boy did I just fall into something amazing.

I'd heard about "secret" supper clubs. The basic concept is that it's an under the radar local,...