High-Paying Green Jobs in U.S. - Another Fantasy

It is great to think we could be come a world
leader again in something other than debt
(U.S. debt is now larger than all the budgets
of all but two other countries combined!),
but are anything but blue collar jobs in store?

I've nothing against blue collar - heck, I've
been a heavy equipment mechanic myself, but
read my article and see if you understand
why all the green jobs will be in construction or
assembly for foreign companies.

http://newsblaze.com/story/20100216091952mcco.nb/topstory.html


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