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Megan MacCallum

Characteristics of green jobs related to renewable energy deployment
24 Jun 2016

Characteristics of green jobs related to renewable energy deployment
by acw_general1 | posted in: Energy, Posts, Presentations, Working Group | 0

Presentation by Megan MacCallum, Jean Blair, Warren Mabee, Queens University, to the Adapting Canadians Work and Workplaces.

Jean Blair, Megan MacCallum, Queen’s University, Warren Mabee

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