Stories & Studies

What does climate smart agriculture actually look like on the ground in Georgia? For organic farmer Daniel Parson, it starts with a crop rotation plan and a field of cover crops, not a new piece of..

What does resilience actually look like at the county level? For coastal Chatham County, it means thinking about everything from solar panels on government buildings to daycare access, because a..

Georgia has become one of the country's biggest hubs for electric vehicle manufacturing, and more Georgians are getting behind the wheel of an EV every year. If you're weighing a switch from a..

Facilities managers are often asked to do more with less, from improving energy efficiency to reducing operating costs to increasing occupant comfort. All while they are also responsible for managing..

Could curbside composting work in your community?

Two Georgia counties can use similar amounts of electricity while producing very different levels of greenhouse gas emissions.

With so much attention on changes to federal climate incentives over the past year, it would be easy to assume that support for home energy upgrades has disappeared.

For many Georgia businesses, sustainability starts inside their own operations. But as more companies dig into their data, a clear pattern is emerging: the majority of emissions often sit outside..

Across Georgia, local governments are looking for practical climate solutions that reduce greenhouse gas emissions, strengthen communities, and make smart use of limited budgets. One opportunity..

What does the future look like for Georgia, and how do we prepare for it today?

Composting transforms organic waste into nutrient-rich soil while reducing greenhouse gas emissions, yet most Georgia households aren't taking advantage of this climate solution. Research from..