Reports & Fact Sheets / Infrastructure and Community Resilience
Ohio’s infrastructure systems are in urgent need of significant repair and making the necessary repairs will create good jobs, make our systems more efficient and less polluting, and safeguard communities from the impact of climate change.
Infrastructure and Community Resilience
In Canton, Ohio labor and environmental leaders released a new report showing an estimated 167,700 jobs could be created or sustained across the state’s economy by making much-needed investments in the basic systems we rely on every day.
Clean and Electric Vehicle Manufacturing
At least 21,000 jobs will be created by 2030 in Ohio as a direct result of vehicle fuel economy standards proposed by the Obama administration, according to a new study released by the BlueGreen Alliance.