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Top Five Wind Energy Companies to Work for

If you’re tired of watching your boss blow hot air and finally want to get into a career that will add some more wind to your sails, then wind jobs are an obvious choice at this point in your career. Even before you jump on the bandwagon of wind job seekers who are pursuing education, try contacting companies to find out the exact areas in which they are hiring so that you know exactly what types of classes to focus on. The top five wind energy companies to work for can give you some insight on their own hiring plans and needs and what you have to do to make them your next employer.

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Go Green in Promising Real Estate This Spring

America is in a housing boom right now, and as home sales continue to rise, you don’t want to be left behind, never making it onto the wave. Even if you don’t have thousands of dollars lying around to flip houses and make big bucks in the real estate industry, here are a couple of other inexpensive ways you can break into the real estate field while being green and getting “greens” in the short and long terms.

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Solar Jobs: Top 5 States for Solar Jobs

Looking for a little light to finally shine down on you in your work life? You don’t have to look very far if you live in a certain five states – the top five states for solar jobs. Something about the sun simply makes people happy: A better day almost is inevitable if the sun is shining, and sunshine actually ensures a better night’s rest, too. You just might need this shot of sunshine in the workplace as well.

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Solar Jobs: Californians Overwhelmingly Vote for More Solar

In the recent elections, an overwhelming majority of Californians voted to close a corporate tax loophole, and to give nearly half the funds–$2.5 billion–to green energy and solar jobs. Over 60 percent of voters supported Proposition 39. California will also be implementing a cap-and-trade program selling carbon allowances, and revenues from that could exceed $11 billion by 2020.

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Green Jobs: Combining Technologies; Applications that Facilitate the Monitoring of Energy

There are a lot of things that can be done with modern technology, and the monitoring of green energy is becoming a real vantage point for many manufacturers. It is something that can be incorporated into anything from solar panels to bio-mass heating. There are many benefits of this technology that can easily be integrated into the many green systems that are used in modern building mechanics.

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Obama’s Second Term May Mean Environmental Jobs Shift

Obama’s second term may mean more environmental jobs in the long term, but it also means some environmental jobs in the cabinet might undergo transition now. The Secretary of the Interior and the Secretary of Energy come to mind.

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Green Jobs: Obama Not Backing Down on Green Energy

President Barack Obama is not backing down on clean energy, no matter how many people are getting all riled up about modern contentious events in the green technology sector – including the failed Solyndra debacle and the recently rejected Keystone XL oil pipeline project. In fact, not only is Obama not backing down on clean energy but also he is actually doubling down on it, hoping the investment will pay off in the long run.

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Green Jobs: Go Green in Five of the Least Stressful Jobs of 2013

Face it: We all want less stress, and what better way to ring in the new year that with a job that is less irksome, irritating, maddening—the list could probably go on for days. Perhaps combining your interest in making the earth a better place to live with your desire to make your own work life better in the coming years can lead you to tap into a much greener, gratifying job in 2013. Here are five of the top least stressful green jobs of 2013.

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Green Jobs: How Being a Woman Can Help You in the Race for Green Jobs

When people think about green jobs, they usually focus on solar panel technicians, wind turbine installers, and HVAC technicians – and the people that dominate these images usually are male. However, green jobs are the way of the future for everybody – both men and women – and women certainly should take advantage of the opportunity to ride the green job train, too. Here are a few reasons why women shouldn’t be left behind in this important jobs sector.

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Green Jobs: Footnotes on the History of Urban Planning

Today’s cities didn’t just appear out of thin air; the needs of modern people with modern technology couldn’t be met by following the same design principles that informed the development of cities throughout most of human history. This necessitated the creation of a new field called urban planning, and ever since the 19th century this has informed the layout and infrastructure of every major population center across the world. It’s a mixture of art and science, and of psychology and economics. It continues to be an essential part of the modern world, and its importance will only increase during the 21st century.

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