Gail Hoffer
Gail Hoffer, environmental editor, covers all aspects of sustainable living, from electric cars to eco-friendly fashion. A graduate of English literature and rhetoric from the State University of New York at Binghamton, Gail has worked as a professional writer and editor for more than six years. As the daughter of the former general counsel of the New York City Department of Environmental Protection, you can say that Gail has always had a bit of green in her blood. In addition to her work on HellaWella, Gail serves as online editor for RetailingToday.com, a trade media property covering the $1.62 trillion retail industry. Gail also writes for an NYC tourism blog at NYCLimousine.com, and her past freelance experience has included writing movie and music reviews for the CelebrityCafe.com. Follow Gail on Twitter @HellaWellaGreen. Contact Gail directly at Gail@hellawella.com.-
Think composting is just for those with a backyard? Think again. Composting is possible whether you live on two acres of land or in a tiny studio apartment. All you need is some motivation and the right...
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Bicycling has many environmental and health benefits, but before you draw the ire of your fellow man, heed these tips for riding...
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Going green in 2013 can be as easy as making small lifestyle changes that will add up to a big difference for our...
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The sooner we know when severe weather or other public safety matters might affect us, the sooner we can take appropriate...
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Sharp, L'Oréal, Marriott and Staples are among the familiar names to grace Newsweek’s 2012 list of the world’s greenest companies....
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As if widespread droughts in the Midwest weren’t already doing enough to hurt the food supply, along comes good ‘ole Hurricane Sandy to seal the...
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The storm may be over, but your donations are needed to help speed up relief efforts for Hurricane...
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Consuming dirt, chalk, paper or hair on a regular basis might seem bizarre to most of us, yet that is the reality for sufferers of pica, an eating disorder defined by the eating of nonfood...
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Opened in 1903 as a depot for streetcars transporting passengers between Manhattan and Williamsburg, Brooklyn, the terminal closed in 1948 when streetcar service was discontinued. Today, developers and supporters are working...
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On Oct. 27, raise awareness and understanding of pit bulls and help restore the positive reputation of this once beloved...
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