Re: 5216 job openings for environmental consultants

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"Bolaleman" <hull...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message

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On 11 abr, 21:06, don findlay <d...@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:





Bolalemanwrote:
Searching the web i found actually 5216 job openings for environmental
consultants and 226 brand new job job vacancies. Have a look at
http://2ajobguide.com/jobs_USA.aspxand just type in the search field
"environmental consultant". If you want to refine your search you also
can use your zip code or city/state name. It is also possible to
subscribe to a email job alert list where new job vacancies in your
region are daily mailed to you. Best of all: it's a completely free
service.

Environmental (floral/ biological), Health and Safety, Heritage
Issues, are all killing mineral exploration in the 'civilised' world.
There is now more sovereign risk to your invested dollar in this
civilised protectorate than there is in many 'third-world' countries.
The costs of these politically correct add-ons is horrendous.

The problem is that the mining industry directly pays for these
'services'.

The solution is that the exploration industry takes its dollars
offshore and leaves all those job adverts for environmental
consultants behind. Adverts for jobs-but-no-jobs. What way to carry
on is that?

Your solution looks to me like a fiction as nobody will be able to
stop this "killing mineral exploration in the civilized world" as long
as our industry and society depends on non-sustainable industries like
mining, petroleum etc. I am working as an environmental consultant and
for me it is important to reduce and/or mitigate the environmental
impacts of these industries trying to make them a little bit more
"sustainable and environmentally friendly.

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I have the solution, the planet will support, (lets pick a number), 3.5
billion at a reasonable standard of living.  We pick the worst cases over
the 3.5 billion limit, and kill them off, keeping population at 3.5 billion
or below.  No problem.  If the population does not control growth through
breeding, either war, famine, disease, or simple starvation will.  They take
too long, though, do it quickly, and save resources.

This statement was approved by His Royal Highness, (HRH) Pope Benedict

Mining exploration geologists, engineers, metallurgists and process
engineers in mining are in high demand.  Starting salaries are over
$100,000/year.  Higher than Harvard MBA's, for the first time ever.
Resource replenishment is the reason.  China is gobbling up resources at a
faster pace than anyone predicted.

Screw environmental jobs, go for the big bucks in mining.  Do the world's
populatin a real favor, supply the minerals they actually need, today.
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It's a reality that 90%+ of the catholics are using anticonceptives
(published in several newspapers not too long ago) and they don't have
a problem with this practice. If HRH Benedict doesn't accept it - well
- that might be due to his 81 years.... :-)

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