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The green economy is booming in Georgia, with the manufacture of solar panels and electric vehicles (EVs) on the rise. As EV ownership begins to grow at a corresponding rate, we find our state at the..

In 2023, you wanted to learn more about climate impacts and solutions, how we’re working to make it work for everyone, and the people behind it all. 

The Southeast is experiencing more frequent and extreme heat waves, hurricanes, and other disasters that are exacerbated by climate change. In the event of power outages, emergency response teams..

What do solar energy apprenticeships, electric school buses, and plant-based farmers markets have in common? All of these ideas reduce greenhouse gas emissions and ease historic inequities in..

You probably already know that recycling is good for the environment because it means sending less waste to landfills. But did you also know that recycling benefits our climate and our economy, too?

How can promoting urban agriculture and community composting change lives in historically underserved neighborhoods in Atlanta?

The clean energy economy is booming in Georgia, offering immense economic opportunities for our state. Georgia is truly on its way toward a just, green economy. However, to achieve true success we..

The Georgia Conservation Voters Education Fund, a recipient of the inaugural Drawdown Georgia Climate Solutions & Equity grants, is focused on promoting equitable access to clean energy in our state. 

The transportation sector is the largest source of emissions in Georgia. That’s why scaling climate solutions like electric vehicles, mass transit, and alternative transportation is crucial if we..

Farming is a critical piece of our state’s economy, and how we grow our food is a significant part of Georgia’s carbon footprint. To cut carbon substantially, we need to grow food in ways that..

Starting June 7, 2023, a new round of the Drawdown Georgia Climate Solutions & Equity grants, which aim to advance climate solutions and prioritize equity in Georgia, will open for applications. 

Have you ever considered switching to a plant-based way of eating?