Maine Climate Jobs Report
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Three major, intersecting crises currently impact working families in Maine – the COVID-19 global health pandemic and related economic crisis, deepening inequality of income and wealth especially in terms of race, and an accelerating climate crisis that threatens Maine’s jobs, economy, public health and treasured natural environment. These crises both expose and deepen existing inequalities, disproportionately impacting working families, frontline communities of color, and the most vulnerable in our society.
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2022-03
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Cornell University, ILR School, Climate Jobs Institute
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Maine; climate jobs; climate change
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