From Waste To Resource

We’ve all heard the term, “blue collar” jobs and know those are the jobs where a person performs manual labor on assembly lines, construction sites, and/or in manufacturing, just to name a few.
If you haven’t already, soon, you’ll be hearing the term, “green collar jobs”.
So, what is a green collar job, and where are they?
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Posted on Saturday, 7th March 2009 by BSwafford

Tags: assembly lines, blue collar jobs, clean energy, construction sites, corporations, energy field, energy sector, environmental sector, government, green collar jobs, green jobs, organics, politicians, preventing global warming, Recycling, reducing waste, renewable energy, saving the environment, small businesses, solar energy, tax breaks, wind power
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Who knew individual size bottles of water would become so popular? Everywhere we look, people are sporting those plastic bottles. Some don’t have a preference, but many believe designer brand water has a better taste.
One thing is for sure, we don’t have to be mathematicians to calculate buying bottled water can [...]

Posted on Thursday, 5th March 2009 by BSwafford

Tags: bottled water, container recycling institute, cost of bottled water, disposable bottles, filtered water, great resources, home filtration systems, plastic recycling, plastic water bottles, recycling plastic bottles, reduce waste to landfills, save money, saving the environment, tap water, water costs, water dispenser, water pitcher, whole house filtration system
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