The County should support and promote workforce development for careers in building retrofits, renewable energy, new automotive technology, climate-friendly landscaping practices, and low-carbon conservation agricultural practices. This might include promotion and augmentation of Prince George’s Community College existing programs, the University of Maryland Extension, and other community-based organizations that provide educational services to displaced workers and others looking for new career opportunities. Workforce development programs should be specifically developed for groups experiencing high unemployment levels and promoted to increase awareness of the programs among the people who would benefit most from opportunities to develop new and marketable skill sets, gain relevant work experience and enhance their knowledge of best practices.