Now on Hold, Georgia’s Progressive Program for Rooftop Solar Comes With a Catch
The math worked for adding solar panels to the roof of Temple Beth Tefilloh, a 135-year-old Jewish congregation that occupies a Moorish Revival-style building in...
Environmental group, elected officials push for clean transit
Electric school buses might sound like something futuristic, but Blue Bird has been making them since 1994.
Climate change safety: What the crisis means for your state
Six years, 141 days, and just under 18 hours. At the time of publication, this is how long we had to achieve zero emissions to...
Drawdown Georgia and Solar Power in the State
Reducing carbon emissions is a task facing scientists, environmentalists and others around the globe. Experts in Georgia one of the biggest sources of renewable energy...
Corps ruling secures metro Atlanta’s water from Allatoona for decades
For the third time in less than five months, metro Atlanta received assurance from federal authorities that a significant portion of its water supply needs...
Red Cross encourages planning during National Preparedness Month
Families across the country are feeling the impact of climate change as we see more intense storms, heavier rain, higher temperatures, severe droughts, and record-setting...
What The U.N.’s ‘Code Red’ On Climate Means For Georgia
The past five years have been the hottest on record since 1850. That's just one of the findings in a new report by the United...
Solar Power Booms in Georgia, Where It Isn’t Mandated
Georgia has no mandates requiring power companies to add renewable energy and hasn’t made climate change a political priority. Solar power is booming there anyway.