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NO MORE SPAM <no_more.spam@antispamster.com> wrote in article
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> On Mon, 9 Feb 1998 02:28:21 GMT, deitz.1@osu.edu (david deitz) wrote:
> 
> >good luck in an environment job that pays a living wage!
> >
> >>Hello.  I'm interested in finding out more of any websites that have
job
> >>and career opportunities within the environmental field.  Anybody know
of
> >>any others?  If so, please let me know.  Thanks =)
> >
> >>Colleen
> >
> >
> 
> Colleen is right...there are more UNemployed environmental industry
> professionals now than ever before in the history of the United
> States!  Seeking employment in the environmental industry is a quick
> ticket to the unemployement line or a lifetime of dislocation and
> every decreasing real wages .  One should investigate other GROWTH
> areas for investing one's intellectual assets so as to guarantee an
> ROI that will PROVIDE you a future.

Why do you think that there's sooo many environmentalists "chicken-littles"
running around screaming about how the worlds going to be dead in xx years?
Its the only way they can attract funding to keep themselves employed.

Rick