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Georgia’s Energy Burden

Georgian’s power bills have gone up by almost $45 in the last year. These power bills are annoying for all of us, but when a power bill is too high relative to income it becomes a choice between electricity, rent,…

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Data Center Situational Awareness Map

The above map shows data centers and crypto mines. The black icons represent completed data centers, and the orange data centers in progress. A number over the icon represents more than one data center; these will ‘separate out’ as you…

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War on Measurement

Government data sets are used to set our homeowners insurance rates, plan for severe storms, and distribute education dollars. This data you paid for is now offline. Read below to understand just what has gone missing.

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Sponsor the EJ&CP

Be a force in the movement to shape Georgia’s future and expand environmental justice. Our fifth annual conference will connect you to environmental justice and climate conscious communities. The conference is scheduled to take place June 2026 in Atlanta, GA…

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Oct 2025 – Plenty of Treats, No Tricks

Jaguars! Spiders! and Mopeds! Oh My! It may be cold and rainy outside, but you can’t stop us. We had an action packed October. We viewed a beautiful and moving documentary Saving Jaguars: Saving Ourselves, Michael led a riveting Climate…

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War on Services

Since the start of 2025, the state of Georgia has been riddled with countless cuts to various funding and aid services, impacting education, public health, environmental conditions, agriculture, and recovery from natural disasters (including Hurricane Helene). Up to $22 million…

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GSJ: Spiders – 8 Legs Endless Fascination!

On Oct 24, 2025, Dr. Erin Ricketts, a medical physician focused on global tuberculosis and former EIS field officer, delivered a fun myth‑busting talk on Spiders. She blended clinical clarity with field experience and her lifelong entomology hobby. She opened…

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