Mining, quarrying,
and oil and gas extraction — $ 109,844 ($ 79,445) Utilities — $ 96,279 ($ 71,769) Construction — $ 64,240 ($ 51,233) Manufacturing — $ 54,256 ($ 44,359) Retail — $ 28,136 ($ 24,692) Transportation
and warehousing — $ 55,305 ($ 45,081) Information
and cultural industries — $ 61,373 ($ 49,259)
Finance and insurance — $ 60,011 ($ 48,322) Real estate
and rental
and leasing — $ 50,226 ($ 41,612) Professional, scientific
and technical services — $ 70,310 ($ 55,412) Educational services — $ 51,305 ($ 42,327) Health care
and social assistance — $ 44,863 ($ 37,892) Arts, entertainment
and recreation — $ 30,186 ($ 26,331) Accommodation
and food services — $ 19,656 ($ 17,912)
Some outlets have incorrectly reported that the World Bank Group will eliminate only their
finance for fossil fuel exploration, but it's even bigger than that: the World Bank described it as a commitment to end «upstream
oil and gas finance,» which means they're planning to phase out all of their
extraction - related
finance.
In addition, while the
oil and gas industry provides needed employment in low economic, rural
and minority community areas
and also
finances significant percentages of state funds such as education, responsible resource
extraction is vital as society moves toward greater conservation, energy efficiency
and renewable energy.