Question:
I found this site very useful. I was recently laid off from my consulting job,
and used the site to "scout" potenital employers. I actually have an interview
on Monday.
Answer:
Emergency Operations Specialist
Center for Environmental Management of Military Lands
Fort McClellan, Alabama
Posted: November 29, 2006
http://www.EcoEmploy.com/jobs/alabama.html
Environmental Resources Specialist I / II
Orange County
Orange County, California
Posted: November 29, 2006
http://www.EcoEmploy.com/jobs/resources.html
Energy Engineer for Green Buildings
Energy Opportunities, Inc.
Wellsville, Pennsylvania
Posted: November 28, 2006
http://www.EcoEmploy.com/jobs/green.html
several species of Cyclothone, a deepwater fish sometimes called a "bristle
mouth." Rarely visible at depths that man can readily reach, the fish is
about the size of a small minnow. It is netted at 500 meters or deeper all
over the world.
I believe it depends on the business cycle. When jobs
are endangered, endangered species don't matter to
most people; in times of prosperity, they do.
here in the UK water companies were privatised five or six years ago. Last
year we had a hot dry summer and in one area in particular (Yorkshire),
there were very severe water shortages. The privatised water company had
filled in three reservoirs to sell off the land for profit. The water
shortage was so bad that the company planned to evacuate thousands of
people. All the result of unbridled market forces.
This winter and summer has been particularly dry, so watch this space.
Market forces in the form of continued unsustainable economic growth and
never mind the consequences let the oil economy rip - all of this is
creating global warming, which in some parts of the world is stopping
water from falling from the sky.
