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Green Spaces

Greenspaces are beneficial for the community they are located in. City should strive to distribute them equitably and ensure community input. What are Green Spaces? According to the EPA, open space is any open piece of land that is undeveloped…

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Landfills In Georgia

By Brooke Lappe Landfills release large amounts of hazardous and otherwise harmful chemicals into the surrounding air and water. These releases contain a wide variety of potential carcinogens and toxic chemicals, which are a threat to public health.   Landfills per…

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April was Astonishing!

After the madness of March, you’d think we’d slow down – but we just can’t stop the science! We had THREE Earth Day Events. We tabled at the Center for Black Women’s Wellness, discussed what to Expect When Expecting Climate…

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The Cost of Environmental Injustice

By Kira Joyner Background The foundations of the Environmental Justice Movement rest on the belief that access to a clean and safe environment is a fundamental human right. All of Georgia's communities feel the impact of climate change. Yet, communities…

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March Maddness

It's not just for basketball anymore... Happy April Fools Day! And after everything that’s happened in March, we are feeling a little punch drunk and foolish. But we can’t stop the rockin’! But first…naps. Our talent and volunteers who braved…

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February was Phenomenal

Whew! What a great month. And now – onto March. Which is historically our craziest month – and proves to be the same again this year! We’ve got FOUR AST Events: Mar 14, noon, online - #SpeakUpforScience Mar 19, SOLD…

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Environmental Health and Justice 2023-24 Legislation

Below find a summary of legislation, from the 2023-24 Georgia General Assembly Session, that addresses environmental justice issues. This is an in-progress list. Please reach out to us with questions, comments, or additions. HR 255 - House Study Committee on…

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January: Not Cold!

Movement creates friction which creates heat – and we were moving so much we didn’t notice that it was winter. (Or maybe climate change…) We are hosting 6 interns this spring! We are super excited to have them. Their enthusiasm…

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Happy 2023!

It’s a new year. We spent Dec wrapping up an amazing 2022, and planning for an even better 2023. We are excited about the upcoming events we have planned. Most importantly, in 2023 we are focusing on activities and information…

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Urban Agriculture

Recultivating the concrete jungle.by Jennifer McFaline-Figueroa, PhD Low-income urban communities lack access to healthy food and greenspace, adding to a cycle of poor-health and limited economic opportunity. The implementation of Urban Agriculture programs is one solution to increase access. Read…

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