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How to Write a Green Resume
Employers spend only about 2 seconds looking at most resumes—and grant only one interview for every 245 they receive. How can you write a knock-their-socks-off green resume that gets the job won? Read on.
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How I Found My Sweet Spot: Job Advice for 2009 Graduates
Spring marks that time of year when twenty-somethings all over the world start to develop anxiety disorders.
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How to Get a Green Job
Yes, the economy stinks. But that doesn’t mean you won’t find green out there—in terms of jobs and money. While most industries are shrinking, the eco-industry is growing, and the Obama administration is promising to create more green jobs than ever before. Want to snag one? Read on.
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Why You Should Care About Pesticides
Are you worried about the amount of chemicals you ingest from pesticides? Read this article to know what foods have the most pesticides and what the signs and symptoms are of pesticide poisoning.
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Q: Should Christians be involved in climate change policy?
This article examines the driving force behind why Christians should be involved in climate change policy.
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Six of the coolest green work policies
We've scoured the country and found six of the coolest work policies bound to make you green with envy.
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5 Characteristics of a Professionally Written Resume
There’s a good reason why people decide to invest in a professionally written resume: it stands out from the pack.
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How To Improve Your Resume With 5 Quick & Easy Changes
Employing a professional resume writer is your best bet for developing a dynamic, attention-getting document that will get your foot in the door.
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River pollution spawns gender-altering steroids in fish.
This news article recounts how scientists found gender has been and continues to be skewed in fish by man-made chemicals and processes. And if these water-borne hormones from businesses can make fish mature faster, then why not humans? (rgbh hormone in school lunch milk comes to mind...)
www.mindfully.org/Water/Hormone-River-Pollution....
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New School Sustainability: Majors Making a Difference
Brilliant solutions are more than just answers to problems. They are catalysts of hope, beacons for those who believe in a better world. Shining brightly, the best solutions beckon thousands to take notice, to recognize the call to action and to make a difference.
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