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Business
Georgia Recorder reports a groundbreaking at the Bartow County plant for about 1,500 MW of new natural-gas capacity and 500 MW of batteries, while SELC and Sierra Club press a Fulton Superior Court appeal over Atlanta-region ozone.
State
A rule set to take effect Sept. 14 would stop treating habitat destruction as ‘harm’ under the Endangered Species Act, drawing sharp criticism from Georgia wildlife leaders and environmental lawyers.
State
The southeast Georgia swamp is Georgia's first World Heritage destination and the first U.S. national wildlife refuge on the list, after a decades-long push culminated in a vote in Busan, South Korea.
Local
Residents can review park and trail concepts July 25 and discuss brownfield cleanup July 27 for the Chattahoochee Brick Company site.
Local
Atlanta's Department of Watershed Management is probing reports of dead fish on the South River that may have been caused by a chemical spill at the South River Water Reclamation Center, the city's second major fish-kill investigation in a month.
Opinion
The state is signing off on billions of gallons of new water withdrawals for AI infrastructure. The people who live near the intakes have been told nothing.
Local
Dead fish found downstream of Peachtree Creek as city and environmental agencies probe stormwater overflow linked to May 20 severe weather.