NY Daily News: NYC seeing gold in green jobs. So where can you find one?

Source: Uinta County News

New York City : NY : USA | about 1 month ago

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Recession-stricken New York City plans to double its current green work force by creating over 13,000 new jobs in the next decade, partly by competing with London to become the new center for carbon trading, a city official said on Wednesday. London, whose prominence as a financial capital rivals New...

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NY Daily News: NYC seeing gold in green jobs. So where can you find one?

News Source: Uinta County News | about 1 month ago

Recession-stricken New York City plans to double its current green work force by creating over 13,000 new jobs in the next decade, partly by competing with London to become the new center for carbon trading, a city official said on Wednesday. London,...
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