The number of green jobs is proliferating around the world, but some places are better than others. In countries like the US, China, Japan, Taiwan and Singapore the recycling industry is experiencing significant growth to address their waste management issues. In the US, California, Florida, Michigan and Ohio are hotbeds of activity in energy efficiency.
Here is a list of some of the best US locations for green jobs from research compiled by the Examiner.
Showing posts with label environmental jobs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label environmental jobs. Show all posts
Friday, January 20, 2012
Top 10 "Shovel Ready" Green Jobs
Green jobs are growing rapidly around the world. Sectors involved with employment that is better for the environment are amongst the very few that are showing positive signs of growth in 2012 and beyond. According to Examiner.com, here are the sectors that are most likely to create jobs.
Friday, September 2, 2011
Conestoga College Post Graduate Environmental Engineering
Conestoga College in Cambridge Ontario is an environmental engineering college. They offer a program which responds to increased concern regarding the protection and management of the environment.
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
World's Best Green MBA Programs
Here are Kloosterman's top green MBAs:
Stony Brook University's Sustainability focused BA Degrees
Stony Brook University now has five new sustainability-focused BA degrees. Stony Brook University's Sustainability Program Director, Martin Schoonen, Ph.D., says, "Our students will be exposed to many of the challenges facing today’s world, and through critical examination explore possible solutions to create and define sustainable models for future generations."
See the program description for each of the five BA degrees: Ecosystems and Human Impact, Environmental Humanities, Sustainability Studies, Environmental Design, Policy, & Planning and Coastal Environmental Studies.
See the program description for each of the five BA degrees: Ecosystems and Human Impact, Environmental Humanities, Sustainability Studies, Environmental Design, Policy, & Planning and Coastal Environmental Studies.
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