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Representative Frye asked Governor Kemp to stand up to the administration and get the funds restored saying small businesses across the state are at risk because the funds were frozen.
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Shareholders of The Chemours Company are urging the chemical producer to assess the impacts on ecologically sensitive areas before plunging into a mining project.
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Several proposed pieces of legislation affecting the environment didn’t make the cut during the latest legislative session, which ended Friday.
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In brief: Commissioners defeat controversial rule change, delve into housing problems, and approve a $2.85 million land purchase — East Athens residents head to court over special election date — Environmental group raises alarm about water pollutants in GA waterways — Library to remain closed this week — Braves clinch with win over Marlins
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EPA decision is a setback, but local and state agencies still have power to regulate.
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Georgia ranks 7th in the nation when it comes to growth in solar power generation since 2011. That’s according to a new report by Environment Georgia…
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Millions of Georgians experienced dozens of dirty air days in 2020.That’s according to recent report from Environment Georgia Research and Policy Center…
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Athens and Atlanta are among the cities highlighted in a new report on the progress of solar power in the nation.That’s according to the 'Shining Cities:…
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This week Atlanta City Council members voted unanimously to stop the use of single-use plastic items including straws, plastic bags and polystyrene…
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The Georgia Public Service Commission is meeting this week. The body is considering a request from Georgia Power to raise the mandatory minimum fee for…