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IBEW Launches ?Working Green? Website

By James Parks

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The Electrical Workers (IBEW) recently launched “Working Green,” a new section on its website dedicated to keeping members, contractors and others looking to break into the new energy economy updated on the latest news about the union’s role in the green revolution.

IBEW is aggressively training and preparing its members to help transform the nation’s struggling economy through a range of environmental investments in green technology, energy efficiency and renewable energy.

The new site, which you can find here, offers news stories about IBEW members working in solar, wind, biomass, nuclear power and clean coal, as well as information about green training and how to find work in the renewable energy sector. Working Green will be a one-stop spot for those who want to make sure green jobs will be good jobs.

IBEW President Edwin Hill says:

Green power offers us the chance to not only halt climate change but to rebuild the middle class. Working Green is the place to let everyone know that our members have the skills and training needed to make it a reality. 

Full post as published by AFL-CIO NOW BLOG on July 07, 2009 (boomark / email).

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