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100,000+ Jobs: Getting Albertans back to Work by Building a Low-Carbon Future

Description

The report states that “Alberta has the potential to create over one hundred and forty-five thousand new jobs — 46,780 jobs in renewable energy, 68,400 jobs in energy efficiency, and 30,000-40,000 jobs in mass transit.” It provides case studies and makes policy recommendations.

Details
Title:

100,000+ Jobs: Getting Albertans back to Work by Building a Low-Carbon Future

Creator(s):

Thompson, David, Author
Thompson, Alison, Author

Publisher(s):

Greenpeace Canada

Type:

text

Genre:

Report

Date:

April 2016

Date (added):

2016:07:05 18:24:11-04:00
2016-07-05T22:24:11Z

Subject(s):

Alberta
Clean technology

Identifier (MD5):

8270e7e484f636198df457e9ef3c53a7

Rights/Usage:

copyright remains with the creator

Rights statement:

Reproduced with permission of Greenpeace Canada, July 2016.

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