by Christian Dacus | Apr 9, 2026 | Energy & Climate, Legislative
Fun Fact: “Sine die” comes from the Latin phrase “without assigning a day for a further meeting or hearing,” according to a state history. Sine Die always has a certain energy to it. This year, it felt like listening to “Cell Therapy” by Goodie...
by Ashley | Mar 10, 2026 | Energy & Climate, Legislative
Crossover day is one of the most important deadlines of Georgia’s legislative session. It’s the point when bills must pass out of the chamber where they started the House or the Senate, if they want a real chance of becoming law that year. It also makes for an...
by GCV Education Fund | Jun 4, 2025 | Elections, Energy & Climate, Environmental Justice
This year’s elections for the Public Service Commission (PSC), a little-known board of five people who regulate our utilities and railroads, are incredibly important races for the future of Georgia. In a January AJC poll, voters ranked “Cost of Living” as our...
by GCV Education Fund | May 9, 2025 | Energy & Climate, Environmental Justice, Land & Wildlife
Following a $900,000 grant from the Georgia Forestry Commission – using money provided by the Biden Administration’s Inflation Reduction Act – Trees Columbus’ vision for restoring the tree canopy in underserved parks takes root. Project Coordinator Ava...
by GCV Education Fund | May 5, 2025 | Energy & Climate, Environmental Justice
The first week of hearings for the 2025 Integrated Resource Plan started with a bang at the Georgia Public Service Commission. Every three years, Georgia Power must update a big plan for how much electricity Georgia will need for the next twenty years and a plan for...
by GCV Education Fund | 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...
