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Protecting Communities from Crypto Mining Excess

Cryptocurrency, has become a significant part of the global financial system, offering decentralized digital transactions and investment opportunities. However, the underlying mechanism—cryptocurrency mining—has raised alarms about its energy consumption, health and environmental impact, and infrastructure burden. Mines produce tax revenue…

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The Fall 2024 BioLabs Fire

CSB releases cause of 2024 fire at BioLab in Conyers, calling the incident 'completely unacceptable' | Georgia Public Broadcasting | 21 Jul, 2026 What was in the BioLab fire plume? Georgia Tech study has some answers. | AJC | 26…

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September was Something…

It’s October. And we enter into this month with a somber tone. We started Sept with a school shooting and ended the month with Hurricane Helene and a chemical plant fire. Our hearts go out to all those impacted. It's…

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In the News! Energy Burden & Biomass

Science for Georgia was quoted in this news story about the negative impacts of a biomass plant on both consumer's wallets (Georgia Power rates have increased about $45 dollars, per month, in the past year) and on the environment.

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Envisioning Wild Hope in Georgia

On Mar 28, 2024, Science for Goergia hosted an event in partnership with the Fruitful Community Foundation and Georgia Public Broadcasting focused on captivating stories and community engagement.

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CST: Summer Foraging

On Aug 11, 2024, Hazel led us on a hike through the Davidson-Arabia Mountain Nature Preserve. The most important thing we learned is to never to eat something the first time you identify it. Get to know the area, check…

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August – The Heat is On!

Our Aug events reflected the heat. Learning about energy burden, a hike for foraging, and Icelandic volcanoes! We hope to see you at an upcoming Sept event including stand-up comedy and AI energy use.

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