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Making the Transition: Helping Workers and Communities Retool for the Clean Energy Economy
Making the Transition: Helping Workers and Communities Retool for the Clean Energy Economy
Resource: Making the Transition: Helping Workers and Communities Retool for the Clean Energy Economy
This report offers recommendations which form a worker and community transition program as part of federal climate legislation. It analyzes past and current transition programs, identify their strengths and weaknesses, and uses data to develop a proposal for a model climate transition policy. The recommendations focus on workers in carbon-intensive industries such as coal and fossil fuels, communities dependent on or affected by those industries, and low- and moderate-income consumers unable to cope with a temporary rise in energy prices. Must sign up with Workforce3One.org to access website.
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U.S. Department of Labor (DOL). Employment and Training Administration (ETA)
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Solar
Wind
Green Building
Energy Efficiency
Topic:
"Skill sets, Competencies & Career Pathways","Certifications & Industry Credentials"
This resource made possible with the generous support from the
Kresge Foundation
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