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Get a Green Job:
Learn about environmental careers

Action Guide to Outdoor/Environmental Careers
www.princeton.edu/~oa/jobs/careeroe.html. Explore your career interests, environmental jobs, potential employers, and relevant graduate programs with this online primer.

Careers in Environmental Journalism
www.sej.org/careers/. This Society of Environmental Journalists site lists degree programs, fellowships, awards, and jobs.

EarthNet Jobs and Internships
www.envirocitizen.org/enet/jobs/. Find environmental and social-justice jobs and internships suitable for students and recent college grads (18 to 30 years old).

Environmental Careers Organization
179 South St., Boston, MA 02111, (617) 426-4375, jdambra@eco.org; www.eco.org. Three regional offices provide internship placement, career advice, conferences, and the support of an alumni network.

Fund for Public Interest Research
P.O. Box 120-271, Boston, MA 02112, (617) 292-8050, jobs@ffpir.org; www.ffpir.org. Want to canvass for the cause? Apply for a summer job with the Fund, which organizes canvassing campaigns for the Sierra Club, the state PIRGs, the National Parks and Conservation Association, and other environmental and progressive groups (see page 44).

Green Corps
29 Temple Pl., Boston, MA 02111, (617) 426-8506, greencorps@aol.com; www.greencorps.org. Recent college graduates can launch their organizing careers by applying for the year-long, paid Environmental Leadership Training Program.

Teen Environmental Media Network
P.O. Box 6782, San Rafael, CA 94903, (415) 459-2846, earth@enn.com, http://earthnewsradio.org/temn/teenabout.htm. High school environmental journalism interns help generate story ideas, then research and produce reports that will appear online.


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