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Community Outreach

Science for Georgia is excited that you want to share about your community. Example things to share with us are: Concerning things such as weird smells, flooding, illegal dumping. Areas that you would like to see improved. Possible pollution that…

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Leapin out of February

Happy Leap Day! It's fun to get a bonus day in the year. March is upon us! And at Science for Georgia – that means too many activities AND the final month of the Legislative Session. So many things, so…

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2023-24 Legislation Rubrics

Each year the Georgia General Assembly has 1000s of bills to consider. As a non-profit, it is not Sci4Ga's mission to decide if these bills are good or bad, but we do evaluate them based on a rubric that focuses…

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Data Centers: Big Power / Small Jobs

Data centers are large, climate controlled, facilities for managing, processing, and storing data. They are used for everything from AI to online shopping to off-site data backups to high performance computing. Data center equipment hosts cloud services, websites, and applications,…

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Crypto: A Beginners Guide

by Caitlin Williams Cryptocurrencies, or “Crypto” are a form of digital currency that exists outside of any government’s authority. Crypto runs on blockchain and has to be mined. There is a lot of hype around Crypto and also a lot…

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Jumpin out of January

And we are off! 2024 started with a bang at Science for Georgia. 8 Interns3 Community Ambassadors1 S. DeKalb Community Environmental Justice Forum1 Georgia Science Junction on Advocacy1 Climate Survival Training on Welding Expect great things out of our interns…

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