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Special Report
April 2009: The Green Challenge, Volume , Issue
photo Cities on the Front Lines

Conversion to solar and wind energy is an environmental necessity and an industrial opportunity. Success will require a concerted national policy.

A Green Industrial Economy

The opportunity for good jobs is there -- but unionization and government contracting standards will make a huge difference.

Fighting for Green Justice

In the race for green jobs, environmental-justice advocates don't want urban communities to get left behind.

From Mass Transit to New Manufacturing

With the right policies in place, an expansion of public transportation could help reindustrialize the United States.

Beyond Sunny Hopes and Windy Rhetoric

To realize the promise of solar and wind power, aspirations need to be matched with more effective strategies.

Where the Jobs Are

Compared to spending on the military or oil industry, green investment can improve both job quantity and quality. But it will take a massive shift in resources.

Lessons From Europe

Funding for research into new technology is key.

The Green Challenge: An Introduction


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