Tip of the Week Archives
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Tip of the Week Archives
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Green Job Spider: Our Favorite Source for Green Job Listings
Finding reliable, easy to access green job listings is a bit of a challenge. However, there is help. Chris Russell's Green Job Spider is an easy to use green job listing that is a great tool for exploring career options, learning about employers, and, of course, checking out job openings. . . .
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Plastiki Eco-Expedition: Raising Awareness about Waste and Illustrating Green Careers
A crew of visionaries arrived in Sydney Australia last weekend…not amazing news until you consider that their sail boat was built entirely from 2 liter plastic bottles and other recycled materials. All equipment is powered through a combination of wind, solar, bicycle generators, and trailing sea turbines. The purpose of the eco-expedition is to draw attention to the ways in which plastics and other waste is impacting the oceans. An innovative, inspiring model of increasing environmental awareness…read more. . . .
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