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Featured Articles » MIT Team Develop 'Artificial Leaf' Creating Energy by Mimicking Photosynthesis » Siemens to Sell Off Osram Lighting Business through Fall IPO » Green Technology Jobs Still Uncertain for Students » Evatran Installs Plugless Power Charging Unit for Autos at Google Headquarters » TERI Acquires Wipro's Supercomputer   Sponsored By: Smart Grid Summit in Metro DC Register for Smart Grid Summit today and save nearly $600! This offer expires on April 1 and we're not foolin!   Top Stories » Sixnet's Partnership with Welotec Enables Expansion into Germany » 'Green' De-Conversion Project for Depleted Uranium to Move Forward » City University of New York Works with IBM to Reduce Energy Consumption » Dow Kokam Forms Strategic Partnership With eCAMION » Cinterion Introduces MC55i M2M Module with Lower Power Consumption   From The Expert Corner March 28, 2011 Green Technology Jobs Still Uncertain for Students By Stefanie Mosca TMCnet Web Editor The advent of green technology has created a number of benefits for the technology industry, the environment, and for the workforce.  With new opportunities created by the green industry, students are now pursing career paths specifically related to the green movement.    But with the novelty of the green technology industry and the uncertainty of the economy, the question arises as to whether these opportunities will create security for students looking to dedicate their education and careers to the field. As of right now, with the state of our economy, the green job market is still questionable. For a green education to pay off, the green market has to be in ... Read More >>>    Featured Videos Green Technology is growing at a rapid speed.    Featured Resources » Strategies to Run a Lean Supply Chain » Automated Service Activation - New Management Challenge for Carrier Ethernet Equipment Vendors » Using Customer Value to Distinguish Service Levels   TMCnet's Blogs » iPad 2, Is it Glass or Plastic? » Japan Earthquake Devastates Global Chip Production   Featured Channels » Green Builders » Green Technology World » Wind Power » Solar Power   Advertise With Us   General advertising Info: Click here      Contact Us   Company Directory    |    All Editors' Info   Become a TMCnet columnist! Become a TMCnet columnist! Want to contribute your expertise to a growing audience of IP Communications professionals? Become a writer, blogger or columnist for the TMCnet Web site and this newsletter. Contact TMCnet Group Editorial Director, Erik Linask, at elinask@tmcnet.com for details.

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