Brookings-Battelle "Clean Economy" Jobs Data

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Brookings-Battelle "Clean Economy" Jobs Data

The Brookings Institution and Battelle’s Technology Partnership Practice built a database of establishment-level employment statistics for what they call the "clean economy."

Read the full 2011 study on the Brookings Institution's website. The methodology lists job types considered to be part of the study.

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