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#hiring Manager, Grants, Climate and Environment, Washington, United States, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers #Washingtonjobs #DistrictofColumbiajobs #HRRecruitment Apply: https://lnkd.in/gRhYm74v Position OverviewThe responsibilities of the Manager, Grants, Climate & Environment, will center on tracking and managing the team's budget

Now Hiring - Principal Planner Apply online at FresnoCountyJobs.com The Planner classification series performs a wide variety of professional planning assignments involving compiling, researching, analyzing, and evaluating data related to social, housing and community development, transportation, economic, population, environmental, resource management and land use trends. The Principal Planner is the highest-level classification in the series and is responsible for planning, directing, and managing several specialty sections involved in planning, public works administration, capital improvements, land subdivision, environmental analysis, and land use. The current vacancy exists within the Development Services Division. #nowhiring #hiringnow #employmentopportunities #employmentopportunity #fresnocounty #fresnocountyjobs #fresnoca #fresnocajobs #governmentjobs #localgovernment #californiajobs #cajobs #fresnojobs #civilservice #civilservicejobs #governmentservices #jobalert #jobalerts #jobs2022 #jobsearch #jobseeker #jobseekers #jobhunt #jobhunting #jobforyou #jobhiring #jobhunters #jobavailable #jobopportunity #jobopportunities #jobannouncement #job #jobs #applynow #wearehiring #wearehiringnow #openjobs #openjob #jobshiring #urbanplanning #urbanplanner #cityplanning #regionalplanning #landuse #landuseplanning #housingdevelopment #communitydevelopment #developmentservices #capitalprojects #planning #planner #planners #plannerjobs #planningjobs #management #managementcareer

How do we best leverage the federal support for improving water infrastructure? Between the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and the Inflation Reduction Act, much needed investment in grey and green water infrastructure is moving from the planning to implementation phase. WRA worked with the Environmental Policy Innovation Center (EPIC) and the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission to launch a Funding Navigator for the lower Delaware River Basin. Kevin Brophy has taken on that role and he is making a real difference helping utilities apply for and secure funding. EPIC has additional positions open - if you are ready for something new, check these out! #waterresources #waterinfrastructure #federalfunding

Cap-and-Invest Group Manager (WMS Band 3) - Lacey, WA. Apply by 6/2/24. $105,789 - $135,176. The Washington State Department of Ecology is looking to fill a Cap-and-Invest Group Manager (WMS Band 3) position who will oversee Washington’s cap-and-invest program and other key components of the Climate Commitment Act (CCA). You’ll be charged with making high-profile and high-risk policy decisions as you lead the operation and further development of Washington’s market-based program to achieve the state’s greenhouse gas (GHG) limits. In this leadership role, you’ll coordinate and oversee the work of the Cap-and-Invest Group’s three different sections, as they work together to carry out a broad, market-based regulatory program. Additionally, you’ll represent the Department of Ecology in consultation with Tribes, and will communicate with the Governor’s office, members of the State Legislature, residents of disproportionately impacted communities, businesses, and stakeholders in all matters relating to the Climate Commitment Act. Minimum Qualifications: A total of nine years of experience and/or education as described below: - Experience: professional experience in natural resource planning, program development or management. This must include a minimum of three years of supervisory experience managing technical and policy staff. - Education: involving major study in environmental, physical, or natural science, engineering, planning, public administration, business administration, or related field. Interested candidates can find more details at the link in our bio or can apply at https://buff.ly/4amfZj3 🌿 Follow @EnvironmentalJobs for more green job opportunities! 🌿 ➡️ HIRING? Share your jobs with us: https://buff.ly/3HCRY9r ⬅️ #greenjobs #nowhiring #HiringNow #jobs #jobsearch #sustainability #environmentaljobs #ecojobs #law #policy #renewableenergy #capandinvest #manager #lacey #washingtonstate #ecology #climate #leadership #coordinator #spokesperson #planning #management #supervisor #programdevelopment #engineering #publicadministration #businessadministration

Water policy & real solutions for Oregonians. Check out these positions at the intersection of policy, science, & natural resources. Thinking of my O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs dual-degree alumni as an AMAZING fit here!! #SPEA #watermanagement

PERIOD EXTENSION - We require hiring the services of a remote #consultancy to support the task of the working group, 2 studies will be conducted. The contractor’s objective for the present ToR is to lead one. The goal of the present study is to develop a high-level document, summarizing main consequences of forest fires (economic and non-economic L&D) and solutions to address these consequences. This would serve as a guidance on which of the consequences and solutions identified should this track focus on that are climate-related. ✔Interested parties apply until January 11th, 2024. For more information, see TDR's and apply, CLICK HERE: https://lnkd.in/dGC75EXn . #Consultancy #ForestFires #FundaciónAvina

For many local utilities, funding membership to regional and local trade groups can come under fire when budgets are reviewed. What an excellent program to support the continued development of an informed and skilled workforce.

For those who have been reaching out about career opportunities in water related sectors, here’s an interesting outlook.

In the past 20 years, we’ve seen community engagement on major utility projects move from being supplemental to being essential. As technology has made it easier to share information and gather feedback, stakeholders need to be able to use their voice conveniently, whether at a public open house, with a phone call or by sending an email.   All this input – and the changes to how we gather information – makes for better projects. We can help clients deliver cleaner, more reliable and safe energy while taking into account what’s important to the local community.   At Burns & McDonnell, we continue to look for new ways to increase participation, especially among historically disadvantaged communities. We work to help ensure all views are presented as decisions are made on where to build infrastructure. And we’re using everything from new technologies to old-fashioned face-to-face meetings to get that input, track the project’s commitments to stakeholders, and help our clients to be successful. Here’s to continued progress!   #GlobalEngagementDay