Tag: green+jobs

NewsWatch: August 11, 2008
By Obviously.ca Staff. Posted on 3:41:00 pm - Monday, August 11, 2008.
Tags: Beijing, California, carbon footprint, cattails, Denver, emissions, environmental damage, green jobs, islands, Los Angeles, New York, Olympics, pollution, rain

Topics: bottled water, emissions, environmental damage, cattails, islands, California, New York, Denver, Los Angeles, carbon footprint, rain, pollution, Beijing, Olympics, green jobs

NewsWatch: August 1, 2008
By Obviously.ca Staff. Posted on 10:39:00 am - Friday, August 01, 2008.
Tags: china, conservation, disposable clothing, eco-fashion, education, Emily Jubenvill, green jobs, marine, renewable energy, the Cliamte Group, Vancouver, wind power, world's greenest person

Topics: biodiversity, conservation, marine, china, renewable energy, the Cliamte Group, green jobs, wind power, education, eco-fashion, disposable clothing, world’s greenest person, Vancouver, Emily Jubenvill

NewsWatch: January 21, 2008
By Obviously.ca Staff. Posted on 11:21:01 am - Monday, January 21, 2008.
Tags: B.C., clorox, Earth Houre, environmental club, environmental programs, green jobs, students, WWF

Topics: green jobs, students, environmental programs, environmental club, B.C., clorox, Earth Hour, WWF

NewsWatch: December 6, 2007
By Obviously.ca Staff. Posted on 10:29:00 am - Thursday, December 06, 2007.
Tags: Cameroon, climate change, Costa Rica, global warming, gorillas, green jobs, Nigeria, trees, UN

Topics: green jobs, UN, climate change, Costa Rica, global warming, trees, gorillas, Nigeria, Cameroon

NewsWatch: October 10, 2007
By Obviously.ca Staff. Posted on 11:13:00 am - Wednesday, October 10, 2007.
Tags: AEP, air travel, Britons, Canada, carbon emissions, green jobs, NewsWatch, October, pig manure, Thailand

Topics: Canada, green jobs, AEP, Britons, air travel, carbon emissions, Thailand, pig manure, October

Green Collar Jobs
By Stephen. Posted on 1:47:00 pm - Wednesday, May 30, 2007.
Tags: economy, green jobs, new market, underprivileged

Bay area activist Van Jones thinks that green jobs are a way out of poverty for inner city youth.