Pop up green-collar jobs, activist urges
By
Klien Vega
The Daily Free Press
May 01, 2008
The United States needs to create green-collar jobs and mobilize a new generation of social activists to ease the country's environmental and social concerns, human rights activist and environmentalist Van Jones said yesterday at Tufts University.
The United States needs to create green-collar jobs and mobilize a new generation of social activists to ease the country's environmental and social concerns, human rights activist and environmentalist Van Jones said yesterday at Tufts University.
Jones's lecture honored the school's 35-year-old urban environmental policy master's program and highlighted the social movements that have shaped American environmental and poverty policy since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution.
