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Not only is factory farming unacceptable because of the mistreatment to animals but also workers - who else but the unskilled could possibly work in a slaughterhouse?  Emotional and physical stress to all - animals, workers, consumers...... the only winner is big ag

The Environmental and Energy Study Institute and the American Solar Energy Society unveil a new study that finds that "green collar" jobs in renewable energy and energy efficiency generate nearly $1 trillion today and that figure could grow to $4.5 trillion by 2030. Presenters present the case study of the state of Ohio as an incubator of such jobs.

A report describes how Wal-Mart's "cozy" relationship with China has led to a corporate culture that puts profits before public safety. We all want low prices but at what cost? Wal-Mart should stop putting pressure on its overseas manufacturers in order to cut costs.

The House considers H.R. 3221, the New Direction for Energy Independence, National Security, and Consumer Protection Act. Rep. Solis speaks in favor of the provisions that would provide training for workers in so-called "green collar" jobs.

The Committee holds a hearing to gather testimony from environmentally friendly entrepreneurs, advocates and Mayors whose cities are greening America. Members consider
their recommendations and discuss incentives to promote these practices.

Rep. Solis speaks in favor of provisions in the House energy bill that would provide training for workers in "green collar" jobs.