Van Jones Talks Green Jobs at Democratic National Convention [w/video]

Van Jones has emerged as one of the most prominent figures in the modern green jobs movement. Jones’ brand of environmentalism melds together the synergistic goals of securing our economic well-being and protecting our environment into one green-collared job package. Kate Shepard of Grist caught up with Jones at this past week’s Democratic National Convention in Denver and had the opportunity to ask him about the biggest issues facing a new administration.

Watch it after the click.

Tags: 2008 presdential election, democratic national convention, denver, dnc, environmental movement, environmentalism, green collar jobs, Renewable energy, van jones

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