Photographs by Jigar Mehta/The New York Times I used to love hanging out in the climbing gym, but never thought that there was much of a career in ropes. Kate Galbraith in the New York Times writes that the explosive growth in the number of wind turbines has created opportunities to move from

being a dirtbag climber ( defined as “Piss-poor, unemployed rock climber who lives off scrounged food and sleeps, obviously, in the dirt. The pinnacle of climbing commitment and i… Read the full story on TreeHugger

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Green Jobs for Dirtbag Climbers: Fixing Wind Turbines