Do you have a green job?

When politicians or media outlets discuss energy and the environment, there's a lot of talk these days about "green jobs." But what is exactly is a green job? Do you have one?

Some environmental work fits neatly in this category--say, if you work for an organization that promotes recycling. But our EarthFix reporters are curious about the broad slate of jobs, new or old, that might be characterized as green. Tell us about what you do for work, and what about your job makes it good for the environment.

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What do you do for work?

How long have you been doing this type of work?

How is your job a green job?

Are there unique challenges or risks that come with your line of work?

Have you or your company received any subsidies, tax credit or other funding for your green job?

Now we have a few questions to help us get to know you better. None of this is required, and all will remain confidential to the newsroom.Which of these best describes your education level?

In what year were you born?

What is your household income?

What race or ethnicity are you?

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