By TOWN OF WESTFIELD
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May 21, 2021 at 2:15 PM
The Town of Westfield’s Green Team, in conjunction with the Westfield Board of Education and assistance from the NJ School Boards Association, will launched a high school level Green Career Fair on Thursday, May 20 to introduce students to future careers in the Green Economy. The Career Fair will be held virtually over four days and feature 12 speakers, each representing various jobs in the sustainability field.
“We are thrilled to partner with the Board of Education to hold one of the first Green Career Fairs in the state,” said Ward 3 Councilman and Green Team Liaison David Contract. “This is a great way to show Westfield students how they can turn their passion for protecting the environment into a fulfilling career.”
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Public health emergencies, social and economic inequality and the ramifications of climate change stand among the most immediate and pressing global issues of our time. In response, governments, corporations and investors have rallied around sustainability efforts, not only to preserve our planet for current and future generations, but also to improve the standard of living for diverse communities.
Morgan Stanley has been a leader in prioritizing environmental, social and governance (ESG) practices for more than a decade. Now, the firm has pledged to mobilize at least $750 billion of low-carbon solutions, tripling our original commitment set in 2018. This enhancement is part of a larger goal to facilitate $1 trillion of sustainable solutions by 2030 that support the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals a scal