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Construire une main-d'œuvre énergétique et hydrique prête pour le climat dans le comté de Los Angeles
Workshops with Los Angeles County energy and water sector leaders identified emerging climate adaptation workforce needs, emphasizing re-skilling and collaboration to build a resilient, climate-ready regional workforce
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RAND Corporation (United States) | Apr 10, 2026
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The emphasis on building a climate-ready workforce may overlook the need for systemic changes in policies and infrastructure to support long-term climate resilience.
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A climate-ready workforce can drive innovation in energy and water sectors, leading to economic growth and job creation in Los Angeles County.
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Focusing too much on re-skilling may divert resources from immediate climate action, risking the urgency needed to address current environmental challenges.
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Collaboration among various sectors is crucial, but the effectiveness of workshops in translating ideas into action remains uncertain.
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Investing in re-skilling the energy and water workforce is essential for adapting to climate change and ensuring regional resilience in Los Angeles County.
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