From Library Journal
The increased awareness in environmental issues and an 18 percent estimated growth in environmental jobs by 1997 make this guide a necessary part of any career collection. Written in a readable style that offers not only information about careers but also facts about environmental issues, the book covers a complete range of topics, including green networking, graduate schools, governmental jobs, and nonprofit jobs. Wizansky and Moody, the current and the former editor of Earth Work magazine, respectively, discuss ten trends and six common questions, demonstrate that green jobs are not just for scientists, and provide a directory of organizations with green jobs. In addition, included are some inspirational anecdotes about people in the field and a bibliography of other books about green careers. This well-researched, well-written guide offers valuable information on a timely topic. Highly recommended.
Joshua Cohen, Mid-Hudson Lib. System, Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
Copyright 1994 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Joshua Cohen, Mid-Hudson Lib. System, Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
Copyright 1994 Reed Business Information, Inc.
From the Publisher
Job hunting isn't easy, but this '90s manual with its insider tips on how to take advantage of today's booming environmental job market will be just what students and career changers are looking for.
