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October was Off the Charts

The holiday decorations are already in the stores - and it's a fine reminder that there are about five (six?) working weeks left in the year. And, of course, our annual giving drive is just around the corner. I hope…

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Environmental Justice Forums

A series of forums hosted by Rep Becky Evans, New Life Community Alliance, and Science for Georgia. The main goal of this series of forums is to work toward an agenda where the community is taking action and working together to get funding for needed infrastructure to improve their environment and health.

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September was SoO Much!

How is it October already? What happened? We have three months left in the year! September was a wild ride. In the last week of September we had six events in seven days! Data Think Hack-a-Thon kick off with our…

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August Amazed!

I have read a few blogs about how August should just be cancelled, and we should just skip straight from July to Sept. Part of me is in total agreement – Aug is hot. It seems to drag forever. School…

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2023 Fireside Chat Series

Over the summer Science for Georgia, Dogwood Alliance, Center for Black Women’s Wellness (CBWW), and Emory’s Center for Children’s Health Assessment, Research Translation, and Combating Environmental Racism (CHARTER) hosted the Environmental Justice & Climate Protection Conference. Multiple organizations spoke about successful example community coalitions…

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July was Really Really Hot

It’s August! School is starting. In other news – it’s really hot out. Feel free to find everyone who made this joke in January – “Global warming? HA! Why is it so cold?” And ask them how they feel about…

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Break Up with Plastic

The world is awash in plastic. In order to create a greener future, Georgians need to understand the dangers of plastic and plastic recycling so that legislators can use that understanding to implement informed policy on plastic usage. Georgia’s environment…

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