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This year, the city of Duluth experienced a $6.5 million budget deficit. In hopes of fixing this problem, Mayor Don Ness laid off 169 employees on Friday.
Initially, Ness had anticipated on eliminating 217 jobs, but later chose to compensate for the funds by taking away four paid days off. The unpaid days off does not apply to public safety workers.
The majority of the employee laid off came from parks and recreation, libraries and maintenance departments. Altogether, these departments lost a total of 156 employees.
Two libraries will also be closed until the end of the year and a beach house will be closed for the remainder of the summer.
A news conference is planned to take place on the steps of City Hall on Monday.
As oil and gas prices soar, pushing energy prices through the roof, the solar power industry stands to benefit greatly. When you take into account the global concern about the impact of carbon emissions on the world's climate, the future of solar power looks positively sunny.
The global solar power industry has been steadily growing since 2001 by an average of 41% per year, and it is estimated that it will be worth $90 billion by 2011. This figure, however, may be conservative.
The environmental industry has blossomed in recent years with the world's collective realization that the earth's resources are being depleted at an alarming rate. A number of companies have come up with sustainable solutions. These solutions are being applied in fields like construction, water management, solid waste management, forestry, and geology.
The current top five environmental firms in order of ranking are CH2M Limited, Bechtel Corporation, Veolia Environment Corporation, URS Corporation, and Black and Veatch Corporation.
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