US Census Bureau
http://quickfacts.census.gov/qfd/states
See this site more
as a potential. Easy to navigate and the hope is that this may be used to
extrapolate idea's. (Five million people, those working over the age
of 16 spend on average 25.5 minutes commuting to work. Average car
produces how much CO2 per minute of driving time?) Data is from 1999 and
2000.
http://www.ucsusa.org/index.cfmThe
Union of Concerned Scientists
An alliance established in 1969 of 50,000 concerned citizens
and scientists across the country seeking to ensure that all people have access
to air, energy and transportation that’s clean and that they all have access to
food that is produced in a safe and sustainable manner. This web site features
a wide range of topics from Antibiotics to Nuclear warheads with faqs, analysis
and fact-sheets keeping the users informed. Many pages often feature possible
solutions to some of our biggest issues with articles like “7 Ways to Switch
America to Renewable Energy” and “Coal vs. Wind Power: You be the Judge”. On
top of all this, they even had the courtesy of providing me with links to web
sites based on articles that I looked up. If you get bored don’t forget to play
“The Great Green Web Game”, a trivia
game that punishes ignorance with more knowledge.
http://greenenergyjobs.com/ > All about RE-related job-postings. From Scotland, yet postings from California, Germany, all over. Appears current. Owned by greenenergyjobs.com; copywrite 2002.