The Business of Green
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Zaleski joined CNNMoney.com's series "The Business of Green" from The Huffington Post where she launched HuffPo Green, leading the site's coverage of critical issues affecting environmentalism today.
In addition to HuffPo Green, Zaleski is a contributing editor for Hearst Magazine's "The Daily Green" and regular guest expert on ABC's "Good Morning America Now." Zaleski has also contributed green commentary and advice to Discovery Channel's TreehuggerTV, PlumTV, the CW and nationally syndicated morning news program The Daily Buzz.
Zaleski graduated with awards from Dartmouth College. She lives in New York City.