Opinions and Analysis about Science Topics

It’s 2021 Finally*

By Science for Georgia | Jan 01

*fingers crossed Actually – I wrote that sentence with a little trepidation. Because I plan on taking some time off during the holidays and am preloading this blog. Any other…

Helps Us Show Science Matters in Georgia

By Science for Georgia | Dec 02

This season we are grateful for our dedicated Science for Georgia community Although Thanksgiving is behind us, we at Science for Georgia have much to appreciate as 2020 comes to…

Fall Food Focus

By Science for Georgia | Nov 01

by Daniel McManus The holiday season is in full swing; with Halloween in the rear-view mirror, we’re moving into preparations for Thanksgiving and the bounty of food we hope it…

Flu Fighters 2020: Pandemic World Tour

By Science for Georgia | Oct 02

The Fight of Our Lives: Treating the Flu in a Pandemic The transition from summer to fall brings many things; cooler temperatures, fall clothing, autumn leaves, Halloween decorations, and Influenza.…

Voting: It Unites Us All

By Science for Georgia | Sep 02

The first presidential election I remember was Bush vs Dukakis in 1988. School was closed on election day and I was hanging out at a friend’s house. Over lunch, I…

Go Outside and be a Good Steward

By Science for Georgia | Aug 04

It’s pirate month! Argh matey! This past week I went on vacation to Florida. And while we drove by packed crowds at the beach and bars, we also drove through…

We stand united with the protesters

By Science for Georgia | Jun 04

At Science for Georgia, we believe that we are obligated as humans to name injustice in plain language when we see it. This past week, we have seen a police…

Titanium Drilling in the Okefenokee Swamp

By Science for Georgia | Apr 07

A mining company has proposed to drill for titanium near the Okefenokee Swamp and National Wildlife Refuge. Wetlands are a vital natural resource. They filter water for drinking and irrigation.…

Suspension of EPA Regulations During COVID-19

By Science for Georgia | Apr 07

The EPA is using COVID-19 as an excuse to suspend enforcement of pollution regulations. This is a time of crisis; however, these suspensions are very open ended. There is no…

New EPA Rules Would Base Regulations on Unethical Science

By Science for Georgia | Apr 07

Update Apr 15 with new information on an extended comment period and a link to AAAS resources. Currently there is a new rule under consideration for the EPA called “Strengthening…