The economy is front and center in people's thoughts, and greenies are no exception. You voted to donate the profits* from ads on Yahoo! Green to benefit green-collar jobs.
More specifically, the money will support training for people with barriers to employment who seek good-paying jobs in green industries.
Five projects were available for you to choose from. They were:
![]() | Eco-playgrounds: Help communities build school playgrounds using eco-friendly materials such as recycled plastic, reclaimed steel, and native vegetation. |
![]() | Bike transportation: Enhance access to bicycles and safe bike parking in urban areas. |
![]() | School environmental projects: Bring nature and the environment into the classroom by funding teachers’ ideas. |
![]() | Safe drinking water: Install water pumps near schools in sub-Saharan Africa. These pumps will work as both water pumps and as merry-go-rounds for children. |
![]() | Green-collar jobs: Support training for people with barriers to employment who seek good-paying jobs in green industries. |
Voting was as follows:
In the new year, we'll follow up with the green-collar jobs project so you can see how your votes helped the community.
*Profit is defined as Income from Operations which means Revenues less Operating Costs and Expenses.
Revenues. Revenues consist of the aggregate amount of revenue recognized by Yahoo! in connection with the Yahoo! Green site located at green.yahoo.com (including but not limited to revenues from advertising or other charges payable to Yahoo or any of its Affiliates in connection therewith).
Operating Costs and Expenses. Operating costs and expenses consist of cost of revenues, sales and marketing, product development, general and administrative, and amortization of intangibles expenses. Cost of revenues consists of traffic acquisition costs (“TAC”), Internet connection charges, and other expenses associated with the production and usage of Yahoo! Properties, including amortization of acquired intellectual property rights and developed technology.
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