Biden's Climate Corps could bring jobs to Appalachian Ohio - Pike County News Watchman
Biden’s Climate Corps could bring jobs to Appalachian Ohio | Regional/State News | newswatchman.com
A Biden administration program called the American Climate Corps aims to hire and train 20,000 people in conservation, climate and clean-energy jobs.
Still in the early stages of development, groups in Appalachia say the program could potentially steer a significant number of young people in the region into well-paying jobs.
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Much like last year’s COP27, finances — specifically, aid to developing nations — will be at the center of conference deliberations.
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