
Across the United States, local governments, businesses, and people are pushing for cleaner and more reliable electricity grids. One lesser-known but impactful solution for reaching this goal is..
Across the United States, local governments, businesses, and people are pushing for cleaner and more reliable electricity grids. One lesser-known but impactful solution for reaching this goal is..
As Drawdown Georgia approaches the one-year anniversary of the launch of our state-specific roadmap for scaling climate solutions, I find myself looking back on where we were last fall.
At the time,..
Georgia businesses are taking action on climate.
As the one year anniversary of Drawdown Georgia approaches, we’re excited to announce the launch of an inclusive and collaborative new initiative. The
If you’ve ever thought about adding solar panels to your home, office, or religious property but are concerned about the upfront costs of a solar installation, then a Solarize program may be the..
Blair Beasley and Lisa Lilienthal of the Drawdown Georgia team were interviewed on an episode of the Crowdsourcing Sustainability Podcast, which seeks “to unleash the power of people (like you) all..
I have a lengthy list of activities I enjoy watching but would not enjoy doing. High on that list is improv comedy, though I do love the foundational philosophy of the artform. The most important..
More and more households in the United States have installed rooftop solar panels in the shift towards clean energy, especially in the West and Northeast. But what about Georgia?
The state has..
Agriculture is the number one industry in Georgia, contributing about $76 billion each year to the state's economy. It's critical to our state as a whole, but especially to Georgia’s rural..
Author, advocate, and Drawdown Georgia Leadership Council member Dr. Katharine Wilkinson was recently published in Time magazine. Her piece beautifully answers the question on so many people’s lips..
Increasing access to and use of mass transit is a crucial Drawdown Georgia climate solution. When Georgians take public transit instead of driving, we reduce our carbon emissions per mile by about 70%
According to the USDA, between 30-40% of the nation’s food supply is wasted each year. In Georgia, the total amount of wasted food is estimated to equal over 2 million pounds annually.