Opinion

Working in New York City and living in the Upper Delaware River Valley has its own set of challenges. We commuters usually have a routine that helps us get out of the door in the morning—at least I do. Although we can predict and plan for certain things, many things are out of our hands.

Despite the Woodstock festival occurring years before concert merchandising became a big business, there is still a surprising amount of memorabilia from Woodstock that has survived.

Support for the Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act

Glyphosate, the active ingredient in commercial herbicide Roundup, is the most widely used pesticide in the world.

We are in the tug-of-war time between seasons. Yes, we know who will win. As the ground thaws out, the sweet, mucky scent of the warming earth will arise. Spring will drag winter through the glorious mud.

Planning board meetings often draw a few citizens who have strong opinions about what should or should not happen regarding land use in their neighborhood.

I sat on a bench on my river bank remembering a childhood dream that one day I might live in a house on the Delaware River.

Time is of the essence for climate action. The 2018 Special Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) makes clear that we have a limited window of opportunity—about 12 years—to take effective action if we want to divert the most damaging and irreversible effects of climate change.