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Climate change could reduce hunting, fishing opportunities in Georgia

Climate change could reduce hunting, fishing opportunities in Georgia

Climate change is altering Georgia ecosystems, threatening fish, deer, and turkey populations for outdoorsmen.
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Flood control efforts may also reduce mosquito population | Exclusive

Flood control efforts may also reduce mosquito population | Exclusive

New funding to fix the city’s flooding has an important side benefit: suppressing disease-carrying mosquitoes.
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Trump Administration's EPA Rule Repeal Could Double Georgia's Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Trump Administration's EPA Rule Repeal Could Double Georgia's Greenhouse Gas Emissions

The Trump administration is proposing to repeal Biden-era greenhouse gas rules for power plants, a move that environmental groups and advocates in Georgia warn could significantly increase the state's greenhouse gas emissions. The original Biden-era rule, finalized during the previous administration, mandated that existing coal plants either implement carbon capture technology or close by 2032. For new natural gas plants, utilities would need to install carbon capture or operate them less frequently. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) stated that this repeal aims to 'unleash the full potential of America’s vast energy resources, including coal and natural gas.' EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin emphasized the administration's commitment to protecting American energy and ensuring affordable electricity. Environmental and public health groups, including the Natural Resources Defense Council and the American Public Health Association, are challenging this proposed change, arguing it poses a threat to p...
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Georgia has 3 of the nation's top 100 universities, U.S. News says

Georgia has 3 of the nation's top 100 universities, U.S. News says

When it comes to national appeal, three Georgia universities made the grade in rankings by U.S. News and World Report. See which schools stand out.
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Tire company expanding Georgia factory with $1.2 billion investment

Tire company expanding Georgia factory with $1.2 billion investment

Pirelli is investing about $1.2 billion in its Georgia factory and headquarters, creating new jobs, upgrading technology, and boosting manufacturing.
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Rip Currents: A Persistent Danger Along U.S. Beaches

Rip Currents: A Persistent Danger Along U.S. Beaches

Rip currents, narrow channels of fast-moving water, are a common hazard along U.S. coastlines, including the Great Lakes. These currents can occur even under clear skies and are responsible for over 100 fatalities annually. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the U.S. Lifesaving Association, and the National Park Service (NPS) are working to reduce these numbers by educating the public on rip current safety. As beachgoers increase during the summer, the risk of rip current-related incidents rises, making awareness and preparedness critical for safety.
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Forest Products Innovation Corridor Launches Regional Effort to Revitalize Southern Wood Markets

Forest Products Innovation Corridor Launches Regional Effort to Revitalize Southern Wood Markets

Forest Products Innovation Corridor Launches Regional Effort to Revitalize Southern Wood Markets
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Why Georgia’s fall foliage is arriving later each year | Exclusive

Why Georgia’s fall foliage is arriving later each year | Exclusive

Warmer temperatures are delaying Georgia's fall foliage, causing less vibrant colors and unpredictable timing.
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U.S. Solar Manufacturing Capital Expenditure Projected to Reach $12.2 Billion by End of 2026, Driven by Inflation Reduction Act

U.S. Solar Manufacturing Capital Expenditure Projected to Reach $12.2 Billion by End of 2026, Driven by Inflation Reduction Act

U.S. Solar Manufacturing Capital Expenditure Projected to Reach $12.2 Billion by End of 2026, Driven by Inflation Reduction Act
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Ryan Seacrest Expresses Enthusiasm for 'American Idol' Relocation to Georgia for 25th Season

Ryan Seacrest Expresses Enthusiasm for 'American Idol' Relocation to Georgia for 25th Season

Ryan Seacrest Expresses Enthusiasm for 'American Idol' Relocation to Georgia for 25th Season
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Four beluga whales just died at one of America’s top-rated aquariums

Four beluga whales just died at one of America’s top-rated aquariums

Why even the best aquariums can’t give animals what they need.
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Water Main Break Causes Closures of Jones County Schools and Government Buildings

Water Main Break Causes Closures of Jones County Schools and Government Buildings

A water main break over the weekend has led to significant water outages in Jones County, Georgia, prompting the closure of schools and several government buildings. The Jones County School System canceled in-person instruction for Monday and Tuesday due to the lack of reliable water service. Additionally, the county Government Center, Courthouse, and Library are affected by the outages and have been closed. The Gray Fire Department has issued a boil water advisory for the city. While many facilities are closed, the animal shelter, water department, public works, parks and recreation, and the golf course remain operational. Residents experiencing low water pressure are advised to conserve water and boil any water intended for drinking or cooking until the issue is resolved.