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June was Jubiulant

The other day I was going through Sci4Ga’s pitch deck with a BOD member, who is not in the weeds with us daily, and she said, “It’s so fun to check in and learn what Sci4Ga is doing because –…

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Johns Creek Environmental Campus Tour

On June 21, 2023 the Johns Creek Environmental Campus hosted a Scavenger Hunt to the Sea Day at the Stop. JCEC is a $138M state-of-the-art wastewater treatment facility with an educational center that has offered award-winning educational programs to over…

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Georgia Insights

Communities and alliances need data compiled and interpreted into actionable recommendations to support their needs for action to address environmental injustices (EJ) that impact their health, well-being, economy, etc. Often, these groups do not have the time, expertise, and resources…

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Sci4Ga in the News

At Sci4Ga we've done a bit a work around literacy... Organizing an Education and Workforce Speaker Series Being on the House Literacy Study Committee And now, we've been quoted in the Atlanta Journal Constitution. Go Team!

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May was MadCap

I just got off the phone with a woman from Augusta who is working hard to alleviate food insecurity in that area. It was a great phone call – lots of positive energy and lots of follow-up actions. Importantly, it…

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EJCP 23 Resource Page

The 2023 Environmental Justice and Climate Protection Conference is a working conference. Please find below resources and tools that people have shared. Resource List soilShop ATSDR is offering free lead soil testing at the conference. Many people don’t know that…

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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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