Huge thank you to some high school students at the Walker School for making these images. Huge thank you to Heather W for taking this to highschoolers around the state. Hashtag: #stopthemine Protect GA Alert: https://bit.ly/SaveTheOKE potential text: 🚨 Protect…
A 3D Science Comedy Event March 23, 2022730-930pm, doors 700pmWorld Studio, Zoo Atlanta, 800 Cherokee Avenue SE, Atlanta, GA 30315 We are back! In person! At the Zoo! What could go wrong? Scientists are funny! And because we’re scientists, we’ve…
Most people remember school nurses as the people who gave out band-aids and sent you home when you were sick and school counselors as the people who helped them organize college applications. That was then. This is now. School nurses…
Adult illiteracy is one of the most impactful and pressing issues affecting Georgia today. Low-literacy adults cannot upskill or reskill as the workforce changes. Their children are more likely to struggle with reading. Providing programs to increase adult literacy skills…
The lack of access to high-quality childcare and preschool is an ongoing problem that was highlighted during the pandemic. Increasing funding for access is often in the news, and part of the proposed Build Back Better bill. Herein we outline…
“Healthy soils give us clean air and water, bountiful crops and forests, productive grazing lands, diverse wildlife, and beautiful landscapes.” USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service Soil is comprised of minerals, organic matter, air and water, and therefore are complex and…
“Forever Chemicals” have been in the news a lot lately. Below is some information on what they are and why their presence is a health concern.
Multiple bills have been proposed that would look at implications of actions on environmental health and justice. HB 339 - GA Environmental Justice Act HB 339, the Georgia Environmental Justice Act of 2021, creates a 22-member commission to conduct scientific…
This year has been a lot, but in the midst of it all 2021 has been a spectacular year of growth for Science for Georgia. By the Numbers: 1Resolution designating March as Georgia Reading Month2Roundtables4Education and Workforce Panels8Interns1Testimony before the…
The science and engineering community has composed and signed this letter about the most-likely effects of a mine near the Okefenokee Swamp. Sept 16, 2022 Open letter to the Georgia Community: Currently, the Georgia Environmental Protection Division (EPD) is reviewing…