- United States. Bureau of Labor Statistics. U.S. Department of Labor, Author (x)
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Title
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Green Technologies and Practices - August 2011
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Description
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Presents data from the Green Technologies and Practices survey, a survey of business establishments designed to collect data on establishments’ use of green technologies and practices and the occupations of workers who spend more than half of their time involved in green technologies. 75% of business establishments used at least 1 type of green technology in the reference period; the two most frequently reported types of green technologies and practices were those that improve energy efficiency within the establishment, reported by 57 percent of establishments, and those that reduce the creation of waste materials as a result of operations, reported by 55 percent of establishments.
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Identifier (PID)
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yul:1120585
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Occupational wages and employment in Green goods and services - November 2011
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Presents data from a sample during the survey period of November 2011. Amongst the finding: five of the 6 largest detailed occupations in all-green establishments were in the transportation and material moving occupational group. These 5 occupations were school or special client bus drivers (174,450); transit and intercity bus drivers (111,760); refuse and recyclable materials collectors (56,930); hand laborers and freight, stock, and material movers (54,890); and heavy and tractor-trailer truck drivers (39,060).
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Identifier (PID)
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yul:1120591
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Employment in Green Goods and Services - 2010
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The first year of results for the Green Goods and Services survey, measuring the extent of green jobs in the U.S., using the BLS unique definition. A second report released in 2013 cumulates and adjusts this information.
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Identifier (PID)
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yul:1120580
