Green jobs : what are they and do we need them? /
By: Eren, Cameron | The Australia Institute
Contributor(s): Richardson, David | Denniss, Richard
Series: The Australia Institute. Policy briefPublisher: Manuka, A.C.T. The Australia Institute 2010Description: 29 p.: illISSN: 18369014Other title: The Australia Institute. Policy brief No. 15Subject(s): Green Industries | Labour Market | Sustainable Development | Employment Economic Aspects | Climatic Changes Social Aspects | Government | Accountability | Environment | Employment/unemployment | Climate ChangeOnline Resources: Electronic copy
Includes Bibliography pp 26 - 29 July 2010
Despite a great deal of enthusiasm about green jobs, there has been surprisingly little interest in what the concept actually means. Given that the precise definition of a green job will ultimately determine both the environmental effectiveness of the growing body of green-collar workers and the value received in return for significant public investment, the absence of a cogent definition is a cause for concern
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