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Environment Management Newsletter February 10, 2011 |
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Carbon professionals` salaries keep on rising
Carbon and climate change professionals are earning around four per cent more than last year, and the vast majority feel secure in their jobs, despite the gloomy economic outlook and sluggish jobs market. That is the conclusion of a major new report from specialist green recruitment agency Acre and consultancy Acona, which polled 944 sustainability professionals and found that average salaries are continuing to climb. The global 2010 Carbon Salary Survey found the overall average salary for carbon and climate change executives reached $79,000 (£49,000), an increase of $3,000 on 2009. ... |
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Conference on China and Climate Change
The European External Action Service (EEAS) will host an international expert roundtable conference on the topic of “Engaging China on Climate Change: Crossroads of 21st-century Foreign Policy” on 2 February 2011 in Brussels. Participants will include the EU institutions and its Member States, leading experts on China and climate change. The roundtable is co-organised with the European Commission (DGs CLIMA and ENER). The aim of the roundtable is to foster the further integration of EU international climate policy and EU foreign policy by furthering our understanding of existing ... |
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