Georgia Environmental Protection Division

The ban prohibits the burning of yard and land debris until September 30th in 54 counties, including Clarke, Barrow, and Oconee county.

PFAS can build up in the human body over time and cause health problems.

Currently there are about 35,000 acres of solar farms representing 0.9% of the land in Georgia

In brief: EPD and Corps of Engineers looking at environmental impact of proposed vehicle plant; election probe prosecutors face challenges from witnesses; state job numbers grow

An outdoor burning ban is now in effect in 54 counties in Georgia through Sept. 30. The Augusta Chrnicle reports the annual summer burn ban prohibits…

State regulators are expressing concern about high levels of a gaseous carcinogen in a Georgia city where a medical sterilization company leaked the…

The waterways of Athens will get an annual cleanup on Saturday, October 20 thanks to volunteers from around the area.Expected to be 2018’s largest single…

Georgia has more than 500 hazardous sites in need of costly cleanup, but an analysis of state spending shows that it routinely shorts the trust fund…