Tom is a college senior who would like to get a "green-collar" job when he graduates. Which of the following positions is he LEAST likely to apply for?

A) a job as a wind turbine engineer
B) a job installing solar panels
C) a job as manager at an oil refinery
D) a job weatherproofing houses
E) a job selling hybrid cars

C
Explanation: C) A "green-collar" job is one that contributes to improving the environment. New industries and technologies such as wind turbines, hybrid cars, and solar panels are examples of business opportunities that can revitalize the U.S. economy while improving the environment; therefore, jobs in those areas would be considered green-collar jobs. Weatherproofing houses conserves energy and reduces toxic greenhouse emissions into the atmosphere, so that would also be an example of a green-collar job. Despite efforts by the oil industry to be more environmentally responsible, oil refinery emissions remain a source of pollution; therefore, a job at an oil refinery would be least desirable to someone looking for green-collar employment.