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Green Careers Resource Guide
By Jim Cassio

This free e-book on green and environmental careers began life as one of my research bibliographies. By 2007 it had evolved into a handout for the International Career Development Conference, and now it continues to evolve as a living e-book publication with several updates per year. This Fall 2009 Edition is the most significant update yet. With the infusion of jobs from cleantech industries, this resource guide now identifies over 300 occupations that can lead to green jobs and green careers.

The resource guide answers basic green career questions such as: What is a green job? What is sustainability? Where are the green jobs? What occupations can lead to green jobs? What are the best online resources for people who want a green job or career? Includes links to hundreds of industry and occupation-specific resources as well as descriptions of all major green niche job boards.

PDF e-book format (700K)
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How does the Green Careers Resource Guide e-book compare to the Green Careers paperback book? One is a free 76-page PDF e-book; the other is a 360 page paperback book with about 300 pages of occupational content that can't be found in the resource guide or anywhere else! The occupational content profiles 90 different occupations including Q&A interviews with nearly 70 people who work in those green job/career fields. Ideally one would use the book for that rich occupational content, but use the resource guide for up-to-date resource descriptions and links.