Wash. unions join in support of climate-friendly jobs
Welders are just one group of tradesfolk that could potentially benefit from the Washington Climate Jobs Roadmap developed by various unions statewide in cooperation with Cornell University.
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Clean-burning aviation fuel that can be utilized in commercial and military aircraft is one of the opportunities unions in Washington see for climate-friendly job growth in Washington state. New research and production facilities such as Twelve’s plant in Moses Lake, and their potential success, will contribute to that portion of the Climate Jobs Roadmap and whether it, too, is successful.
MOSES LAKE — Six Washington-based unions are teaming up to take advantage of Washington’s legislative environment and the need for workers to fill environmentally-friendly jobs created by that environment.
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