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Explore Green Industries
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Explore Career Ideas
In the previous activity you identified a couple of viable green niches for yourself. Now it's time to move on to investigate your options.
In this career step, you'll discover effective ways to verify that your green career is what you think it is and that it will be a good fit for you and your life.
The articles below show you how to use the following resources to explore your green career options:
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Explore Possibilities
As a result of Identify Green Niche and Define Work Setting, you have two or three career ideas that intrigue you. Although it may be tempting to jump int . . . more
Strategies to Keep Your Focus While You Explore
Exploring the possibilities ahead is both exciting and a little scary. We invite you to use the following strategies to stay focused on the task at hand...and not get derailed into feeling overwhelmed. . . . more
Exploring Your Green Career Options: What Stage Are You In?
If you are exploring your green career options, understanding the phases of your research will help you know where to focus your time, how to set your research goal, and what questions to ask. . . . more
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Staying on Top of the Evolving Green Economy
Staying informed on the green economy gives you an advantage in your current or future green career. Read this week's newsletter to discover some of the easiest and best ways to keep informed. . . .
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Get Your Green News! Stay Informed
Get ahead in your green career. Staying informed on the green movement helps you be on the cutting edge. Read this week's article to discover blogs that can help you get your green news. . . .
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Primer on Wikipedia
Lauren Delp
What Wikipedia Is Wikipedia is a multilingual, online, dynamic encyclopedia. It's dynamic because every minute, thousands of volunteer authors and editors add and change any number . . .
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Asking the Right Question
Lauren Delp
The question(s) you start with will be the foundation of your research project. Get it right, and things will flow. Get it wrong, and you'll find yourself exhausted and frustrated, not sure i . . .
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