I know from a my own experience with a early 1998 job search that there
are fewer ways to find out about policy and program oriented env. jobs
as opposed to technical/science-oriented environmental jobs, and so
lists like this remain a valuable source of info.
greenyes-d-request@earthsystems.org wrote: Date: Mon, 8 Feb 1999
09:01:24 -0600
> From: "Dunn, Paul (MoRv)" <pdunn@ci.omaha.ne.us>
> To: "'greenyes@earthsystems.org'" <greenyes@earthsystems.org>
> Subject: [GRRN] EnviroJobs Mailing List
> Good day greenyes listers--
> The subject of job postings on the greenyes list has been an issue
> from
> time to time (regarding whether they are appropriate to the list or
> not). I just found that Onelist has an EnviroJobs mailing list.
> Would
> this fill the need?
>
> To sign up for the list, you must get on the web and go to
> http://www.onelist.com
> Do a search for EnviroJobs. You'll have to sign up for a user ID
> which
> is easy and allows you to change your profile easily (digest, turn
> on/off).
>
> EnviroJobs [English]
> This list is for students and professionals who are interested in
> environmentally oriented careers. Join our list and discuss
> environmental job opportunities, in demand skills, compare college
> programs, ask questions, and/or engage in debates on environmental
> issues. You can even get help with your classes. This list is
> absolutely
> free and is not operated for profit.
> For more information, http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/ubikk/
>
> --Paul Dunn
> Recycling Coordinator, City of Omaha