Hawai i's Green Workforce A Baseline Assessment December 2010
Hawai i's Green Workforce A Baseline Assessment December 2010
Hawai i's Green Workforce A Baseline Assessment December 2010
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Current <strong>Green</strong> Jobs<br />
<strong>Green</strong> Jobs by Core Areas<br />
There are an estimated 11,145 green jobs in <strong>Hawai</strong>i<br />
for the first quarter of <strong>2010</strong>, composing 2.4 percent of<br />
total private sector employment.<br />
<strong>Green</strong> jobs are classified into five core areas. These<br />
areas are defined based on how a particular green job<br />
best makes a positive impact on the environment or<br />
energy sustainability. Table 1 shows the number of<br />
green jobs estimated for each of these core areas with<br />
respect to geographic location.<br />
Table 1. <strong>Green</strong> Jobs by Core Area and County<br />
Table 2. <strong>Green</strong> Jobs by Core Area and Industry<br />
14 <strong>Hawai</strong>ÿi’s <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Workforce</strong>: A <strong>Baseline</strong> <strong>Assessment</strong><br />
Photo Courtesy of Kauaÿi County Recycling<br />
At the state level of aggregation, the largest core area<br />
of green employment is Reduce Pollution & Waste;<br />
Conserve Natural Resources; Recycle. Forty percent