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In Defense of Rallies

by Georgia Conservation Voters | Apr 30, 2025 | Democracy, Energy & Climate, Environmental Justice

With a new administration in D.C., large-scale rallies and protests have returned, but how “effective” are these? At the Climate Action Campaign’s “Climate Can’t Wait” rally this January at Liberty Plaza in Atlanta, participants held a massive banner bearing the...

New Resilience Hub in Thomasville, Georgia, to Protect Seniors, Revitalize Neighborhood

by Georgia Conservation Voters | Apr 24, 2025 | Energy & Climate, Environmental Justice

Faces of Resilience: Highlighting Climate Wins Across Georgia Thomasville, Georgia, is set to receive the largest grant in its history: $19.8 million to build a “Resilience Hub” that will protect seniors, upgrade aging infrastructure, and strengthen the community. The...

Introducing Faces of Resilience: Highlighting Climate Wins Across Georgia

by Georgia Conservation Voters | Apr 9, 2025 | Energy & Climate, Environmental Justice

The new series focuses on the people making change in their communities and the material impacts of their efforts to strengthen our resilience to a changing climate. The GCV Team joined members of the Kennedy family at HK Farms – a 1,000 acre homestead started...

Ratepayers First: The Economic Case Against Nuclear’s Data Center Dreams

by Georgia Conservation Voters | Nov 12, 2024 | Energy & Climate

COMMENTARY by Patty Durant As an energy professional in Georgia with a front row seat to the construction of Plant Vogtle, I found the October 23 Washington Post editorial endorsing nuclear energy as a tool for combating climate change astonishing. Georgia is the...

GEORGIA CONSUMER GROUPS SUE STATE OVER ILLEGAL TERM EXTENSIONS FOR UTILITY REGULATORS, WHO THEN APPROVED HIGHEST-EVER ELECTRIC BILL INCREASES

by Georgia Conservation Voters | Jul 24, 2024 | Press Releases

Attorneys: Georgia Violated State Constitution with HB-1312, Which Unilaterally Blocked Public Service Commissioner Elections and Allowed Sitting Members to Rubberstamp Controversial Utility Bill Hikes, the Highest in State History. ATLANTA, GA – JULY 17, 2024 –...
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