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Sunday reads
Just some of the news I’ve been catching up on today: Maggie Lee at the Macon Telegraph has an article about last Monday’s carbon pollution rules and the shift already underway towards renewal energy sources in Georgia. Jay Bookman at … Continue reading →
Posted in air, coal, environment, environmental justice, ethics, family, Georgia, Georgia General Assembly, Nathan Deal, renewable energy, social justice, water
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