I hope you've enjoyed the introductory material below and that it's made you THINK!
Now it's YOUR turn to comment on these columns, and suggest where this blog should be focussing its attention.
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- Steve Krulick
- Village of Ellenville, Town of Wawarsing, Ulster County, New York, United States
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Ellenville Government
Study Committee
Ellenville Museum
Advisory Board
Founder, S.W.E.E.T.
(Sustainable
Wawarsing-Ellenville
Emergency Transistion)
Founder, W.E.R.D.
(Wawarsing-Ellenville for
Responsible Development)
Founder, Democracy101
Founder, The SMART Party
(Sustainably Managed Allocation of
Resources and Tools)
Former Ellenville Trustee
Former Hudson Valley Rep
Green Party National Cmte.
Former Ulster County Rep
New York State Green Party
Senior Civics Columnist,
Shawangunk Journal
Former Editor, Wawarsing.Net
Former Publisher,
Ellenville News
President,
Opening India Inc.
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Ecological Wisdom & Sustainable Action;
PEACE... through
Respect for Diversity & Non-Violence;
JUSTICE (Economic & Social)... through
Less Privilege &
More Democracy;
COMMUNITY... through
Localization & Cooperative Responsibility.
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4 comments:
Wow, you like to write.
Well, it's not like I knocked those off all at once!
Each of those columns was written after a day or two of research and reflection, then drafting and editing. I only do one every other week.
Actually, I prefer editing to writing, but I write to keep those "mental writing muscles" limber.
Finally, for every word I WRITE, I probably READ 100 or 1000, as I'm a voracious reader, which is what led me to these concerns.
But enough about ME; what, if anything, do these ideas about peak resources mean to YOU?
What should ALL OF US be doing RIGHT HERE, RIGHT NOW, if this stuff is real and we are facing several imminent crises that COULD mean "The end of our way of life as we know it"?
thanks for making the font bigger
My pleasure. I hope this makes it easier to read without causing the screen to need scrolling horizontally, but that is often dependent on EACH computer, and I have no control over that.
Should anyone else have screen-related problems, please let me know.
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