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The Green Jobs Initiative: Putting Nevadans Back to Work
SB 152
Sponsored by: Senator Steven Horsford
BILL STATUS: May 29, 2009- Enrolled and delivered to Governor

On Friday, Februrary 23, Senate Majority Leader Steven Horsford presented “The Green Jobs Initiative."  This legislation would create job-training centers throughout Nevada that would train workers on green-collar jobs and put them to work using federal recovery money.

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Using federal stimulus money, Horsford said his bill, SB 152, could help train 3,200 workers at a cost of $3,500 each. There’s also enough stimulus money to weatherize 6,550 low-income homes – more than five times the number weatherized in 2008.
Nevada’s future is in capturing our renewable energy resources and making our buildings more energy efficient.
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