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San Francisco, CA
Local Job Listing
We are looking for a Senior Software Developer to build a web-based tool that helps us assess a company's environmental impact. The position would begin as a month long contractor position. When the prototype is a success, the developer would ideally become our CTO/Senior Developer.
Baltimore, MD
Local Job Listing
The Coalition to End Childhood Lead Poisoning seeks an environmental assessment professional to perform home-based environmental assessments and inspections, energy audits, integrated pest management interventions, and installation of initial safety hazard reduction measures.
Article/Tip
Because the environmental movement was championed in the sixties by those who thought "free love" and saving the whales would lead to heaven on earth, conservative Christians have long had questions about it. It's time now to answer those questions.
News
Dr. Dennis Meadows wins prestigious Nobel-like Japan Prize. It carries a cash award of 50 million yen (about $500,000) and will be awarded during a Japan Prize Awards week in April 2009.
energybulletin.net/node/47800
News
An environmental group tests toys and finds that one-third contain "worrisome" levels of toxins.
www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5imITS...
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Let me say that almost any major can lead to a green career. When it comes to choosing your coursework, you'll find that you have many opportunities to be green no matter what your major.
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Good news, potentially, for those of us who've been looking to Japan for more leadership in the lead-up to Copenhagen: today's landslide for the Democratic Party of Japan means that Yukio Hatoyama will be the next prime minister.
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Because the environmental movement was championed in the sixties by those who thought "free love" and saving the whales would lead to heaven on earth, conservative Christians have long had questions about it. It's time now to answer those questions.
Detroit, MI
Local City Rankings Article
Submitted by Michael Cipielewski Jr. I walk into the scrap metal center with a box of copper I collected all over Detroit during the summer—parts parts from the water-heater that broke in July, old computer wire, parts from televisions I’ve found, and a million other bits from who knows what. The guy operating the scale jokes about the rain that’s so hard we can’t even see my car yards away. I look like I showered with my clothes on, but it’s worth it. I grab the sheet of paper that spits out of the scale, trying not to drip all over it, and head to the cashier. The box of copper put $90 in my pocket. Fred Sanford ain’t got a thing on me.
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Lunch box to feed your kids consciously.
www.lunchopolis.com
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