Regardless of what comes out of Washington, green job seekers should have no trouble ferreting out good opportunities on their own. Checking in with the websites and human resources departments of companies you already know and patronize is a good strategy. There are also dozens of websites that post green job opportunities, including ecojobs.com, EcoEmploy.com, environmentalcareer.com, environmentaljobs.com, greenenergyjobs.com, greenbiz.com, sustainableindustries.com, and sustainablebusiness.com.
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