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Green jobs growing, but destroying others?

Nature: Clean-energy research and engineering posts could be poised for a growth spurt in the United States if a predicted 'green-job' explosion becomes reality. But some critics suggest that green jobs -- those with a role in reducing waste and pollution and benefiting the environment -- are replacing other jobs and are costly to create. The Clean Energy Economy, released on 10 June by the Pew Charitable Trusts, based in Washington DC, and Climate 2030: A National Blueprint for a Clean ...

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