Hello to all- I have been receiving and reading the biofuel digest for a couple of months now,and have really begun to value the wealth of information that is connected to it.I could condsider myself a 'newbie' in the field of renewables (1-2 years of growing interest), and could be classified as part of the 'interested public'. I am now seeking some information on possible paths of education for a career in some sort of renewables.As of now I don't have much more than a high school diploma,but have a lot of mechanical apptitude.I live in northern California,and I think that Solar is an interesting field,and it has been growing considerably in the last few years. What I am wondering,is if anyone has some good suggestions on where to start.Should I just try to get in at a lower level, i.e. installations; or first get some technical experience in say, electrical work.This would be while I am carrying on with my current work-which unfortunately consumes fossil fuels (natural gas -I am a scientific glassblower). Or should I just go for the gusto, and get a full college education, in some broader field of work - that would enable me to be somewhere in renewables.Please help, it is harder than you think being hypocritical in my line of work and in thinking. Thanks- Chris _______________________________________________ Biofuel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://wwia.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/biofuel
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