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“Climate Stability and Worker Stability: Are they Compatible?” Asks New Report
3 Dec 2018

“Climate Stability and Worker Stability: Are they Compatible?” Asks New Report
by Steven Staples | posted in: Featured, Posts, Reports | 0

This new study seeks to better understand the training needs associated with renewable energy and energy efficiency job projections.

Devin Luke, Louise Comeau, University of New Brunswick

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