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Buckle up for 3-5 major hurricanes this season, NOAA says
NOAA said Thursday that conditions are ripe once again for another active hurricane season in the Atlantic Basin.
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Kemp touts deal to temporarily freeze Georgia Power rates
Governor says freeze is to ‘help Georgia families,’ but some call it an election ploy.
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Georgia Power strikes deal to keep rates steady, but maybe not for long
Facing blowback over rising bills, Georgia Power has reached a deal with the Public Service Commission’s public interest staff to avoid rate increases in most cases.
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This hot, soupy weather? Much more is likely this summer, forecast shows.
New projections released by NOAA show summer is likely to be hotter and wetter than normal in Georgia and much of the South.
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Key Georgia shipping channel set to get an overdue deep clean
With the help of new funding, the channel leading into the Port of Brunswick is set to be dredged to make more room for the massive ships coming in and out.
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Cuts to EV, clean energy tax credits could cost jobs in Georgia, advocates warn
As House Republicans seek ways to pay for President Donald Trump’s budget priorities, they are eyeing cuts to federal clean energy and electric vehicle tax incentives.
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Bridge construction pauses to save Eastern phoebe fledglings
Bird enthusiasts petition contractor to wait until babies leave the nest before doing work.
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Revamp of Atlanta’s tree protection rules hits another speed bump
City planners shared a revised, "simplified" tree protection ordinance just a day before a Atlanta City Council committee meeting, prompting a vote to be put on hold
The unusual beautification of Atlanta's strangest hiking trail
Doll’s Head Trail isn’t your average hike. The 2.5-mile trail, nestled in Atlanta’s Constitution Lakes Park, didn’t always look like this.
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‘Human composting’ is a thing. It’ll soon be legal in Georgia
Gov. Brian Kemp recently signed a bill legalizing ‘terramation’ as a method for disposing of a deceased person’s body.