Category Archives: The working life

Art and Freedom

*** Apologies – NJ.Com took down the photos, which were originally published on my “NJ Voices” column at NJ.Com. I was able to save the text, but not the photos. What assholes. “He who sacrifices freedom for security deserves neither.” … Continue reading

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DEP losing money on State land leases

Oil & gas companies, luxury boats/Marina’s subsidized while Park Visitor Fees Increase Bill Wolfe Today’s Asbury Park Press and Morris Daily Record are reporting that the Department of Environmental Protection’s management of leases, easements, and concessions is in disarray, and … Continue reading

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Jail time for Dirty Dirt – who’s next?

How many communities have to be poisoned and criminal convictions have to occur before common sense prevails? Bill Wolfe In a little noticed but what could be a major story, on Friday the Trenton Times reported that: “A contractor who … Continue reading

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A Generational Challenge to Repower America

“We’re borrowing money from China to buy oil from the Persian Gulf to burn it in ways that destroy the planet. Every bit of that’s got to change.” Ladies and gentlemen: There are times in the history of our nation … Continue reading

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Fifty Cents Per Month?

Trenton Politicians are Not Serious about Global Warming [Update: 7/20/08 – “Of course the greatest obstacle to meeting the challenge of 100 percent renewable electricity in 10 years may be the deep dysfunction of our politics and our self-governing system … Continue reading

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