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How Georgia facility factors into natural gas crisis triggered by Iran war
A Savannah-area LNG terminal opened in 1972. Now, with the Iran war threatening the world's natural gas supply, the Georgia export facility is playing a key global role.
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How Georgia is raising the bar for state-led conservation efforts
Georgia's Outdoor Stewardship Trust Fund has spent millions conserving land. A new bill in the General Assembly would up the ante.
Facing multiple lawsuits, Georgia medical sterilization facility to shutter
A medical sterilization facility that’s been the target of lawsuits over its use of a toxic gas will shut down after operating for decades in Augusta.
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Georgia to get new wildlife area on land bought from Okefenokee mining company
Georgia will soon turn a piece of land previously owned by a company that tried to mine near the Okefenokee Swamp into a new wildlife management area open to the public.
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Cox commits to preserving thousands of acres on Atlantic coast
The deal ensures a 5,600-acre tract called Clarendon Farms in fast-growing Beaufort, S.C., will not be developed.
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Like a phoenix, life begins anew 15 years after Fukushima nuclear disaster
Farmers in Fukushima have shown it is possible to grow safe crops again, but a stigma around the safety of the soil remains a barrier to progress.
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This bloom named for a fish signals Georgia’s wildflower season is underway
Trout lilies are some of the state’s earliest blooming native wildflowers. And they're blooming right now.
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Georgia Senate votes to claw back data center tax breaks
The Georgia Senate Friday morning passed a bill that would repeal the sales tax exemptions through 2028 and 2031, respectively.
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Georgia solar panel maker is returning to full production after a pause
In November, Qcells announced it was furloughing workers and reducing shifts, moves that affected about 1,000 workers or a little more than a quarter of its Georgia workforce.
Critically endangered right whale faces protections rollback
Critics argue the changes would come at a time when the right whale population is at a critical juncture and could use stronger protections.