JOBS REPORT: At the current rate of recovery, the clean energy sector will take three years to return to employment levels seen before the pandemic hit, according to a new report this morning. Clean energy companies added the fewest number of jobs last month since unemployment peaked in May, according to the analysis by BW Research Partnership. The U.S. clean energy sector added 7,880 jobs in November, leaving 446,144 total clean energy workers out of work since February and representing a 13 percent decline over pre-pandemic employment levels.

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