Dominique Browning is the co-founder of Moms Clean Air Force a writer, an editor, and the mother of two sons.

For thirteen years Browning was the editor-in-chief of House & Garden. Under her direction, in twelve years, from the launch, circulation grew from 0 to 950,000 readers. Apart from designers' work, H&G ran regular columns on food, wine, architecture, the environment, spirituality, garden design, etc.

Browning was also an assistant managing editor at Newsweek, (the first woman of any magazine to be given this title). She was the executive editor of Texas Monthly and an associate literary editor at Esquire magazine.

She has worked with The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, New York magazine, O, the Oprah magazine, Departures, Food & Wine, and On Topic, among others. She writes regularly for the New York Times Book Review, and contributes to W, Wired, Whole Living, and Good Housekeeping, among other publications. She blogs at Slow Love Life , writes a column called Personal Nature for the Environmental Defense Fund, and is the lead blogger for Mom's Clean Air Force.

Browning is the author of three books: Around the House and In the Garden: a Memoir of Heartbreak, Healing, and Home Improvement; Paths of Desire: the Passion of a Suburban Gardener; and Slow Love: How I Lost my Job, Put on My Pajamas, and Found Happiness.

Browning graduated from Wesleyan University in 1977 with a major in Philosophy, Literature and History. She is a classically trained pianist, and also performed with Wesleyan’s Javanese Gamelan orchestra.

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