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Watch: Hip Hop Artist Gives Boost to Green Jobs, Builds on MLK Legacy

Dr. King did not know green-collar jobs or the clean-energy economy. But the principles of equality, justice and opportunity remain the same.

640,329 jobs were created or saved. But the true significance of this number lies in the people behind it.

Last week revealed some of the best and worst moments in the role of people of color in the struggle over our nation's energy and economic future.

He will be key in shaping the administration's energy and climate initiatives with a specific interest in vulnerable communities.

This is a huge asset for the environmental community.

The 'green' money in the stimulus package is a down payment on a clean, green economy that will serve both the people and the planet.

The tanking economy is also changing the environmental movement. Van Jones talks about what we should be doing next.

Here's two short videos from Van Jones that explain how green collar jobs work and why they are so vitally important for an inclusive America.

The green jobs advocate has just received the prestigious Puffin/Nation Prize for Creative Citizenship. Here's a look at the best of his 2008 work.

If he wants to save our economy and create jobs, he's got to start right away with this three-point plan.

Many of the promises the candidates make on the stump would have trouble passing muster with the WTO -- that's the whole point of "free trade" deals.

Van Jones talks about a new vision for America in which progressives go from protest to governance.

Don't give platinum parachutes to those who wrecked the economy; let's throw a green lifeline to the people who want to rebuild it.

A national day of action tomorrow for green jobs is showing that clean energy can be our modern day gold rush.

The Lieberman-Warner climate bill can make a huge impact on not just fighting pollution but providing jobs for those who need them.