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Midwest Pounded by Rain, Snow
Environmentalists Give Up Carbon for Lent
Renewable Energy Law Signed Into Effect in Chile
Where Are All the Clean, Green Jobs?
Showing posts with label Jobs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jobs. Show all posts
Sunday
Friday
Today's Environmental News Stories
Wall Street Journal:
WSJ’s ECO:nomics Highlights
Military Green Tech:
Military Green Tech: Trash to Power
China:
Greenhouse Gas Emissions Rise in China
Fishing:
Fishing Ban Considered as Salmon Dwindle
Climate:
Coolest Winter Since 2001 For U.S., Globe, According To NOAA Data
Earth:
Ten Questions Shaping 21st-century Earth Science Identified
Transportation:
Britian’s Burgeoning Bicycling Boom
Jobs:
Reporting in from Good Jobs, Green Jobs: A National Green Jobs Conference
Cars:
Clean Car Fight Goes “Hollywood”
WSJ’s ECO:nomics Highlights
Military Green Tech:
Military Green Tech: Trash to Power
China:
Greenhouse Gas Emissions Rise in China
Fishing:
Fishing Ban Considered as Salmon Dwindle
Climate:
Coolest Winter Since 2001 For U.S., Globe, According To NOAA Data
Earth:
Ten Questions Shaping 21st-century Earth Science Identified
Transportation:
Britian’s Burgeoning Bicycling Boom
Jobs:
Reporting in from Good Jobs, Green Jobs: A National Green Jobs Conference
Cars:
Clean Car Fight Goes “Hollywood”
Wednesday
It's the Green Economy, Stupid - At Dem debate, candidates agree on green jobs, fight over everything else
Excerpt:
"At the acrimonious Democratic presidential debate on Monday night, the three leading candidates bickered over a whole range of issues, but they all agreed on one thing: the need to invest in creating green-collar jobs. The CNN moderators didn't ask any questions about the environment, but Hillary Clinton, John Edwards, and Barack Obama all brought up the importance of building a clean-energy economy when they were asked about the country's economic health."
http://www.grist.org/news/2008/01/21/index.html
"At the acrimonious Democratic presidential debate on Monday night, the three leading candidates bickered over a whole range of issues, but they all agreed on one thing: the need to invest in creating green-collar jobs. The CNN moderators didn't ask any questions about the environment, but Hillary Clinton, John Edwards, and Barack Obama all brought up the importance of building a clean-energy economy when they were asked about the country's economic health."
http://www.grist.org/news/2008/01/21/index.html
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