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A $60M deal saved Okefenokee from mining, safeguarding 7,764 acres near the Georgia refuge. Conservation efforts ensured this critical environmental win.

The river watchdog, Chattahoochee Riverkeepers, sued Phenix City in September at the same time as the AL Dept. of Environment. Judge rules CRK can join the suit.

DOGE cuts several federal environmental building headquarter offices in Georgia that affect clean water, forestry, conservation and wildlife.

Jimmy Carter’s conservation and environmental work created climate action from the Department of Energy focus on renewables in Georgia.

Twin Pines mining project at Georgia’s Okefenokee swamp could harm water & ecosystem, US Fish & Wildlife says. Agency seeks to expand refuge boundary.

Muscogee County, Georgia residents have been under drought from lack of rain and humidity. Debby made conditions better for some.

More frequent and longer lasting flood events from the Chattahoochee River in Columbus are causing damages to the economy and the Riverwalk

Muscogee County record rainfall was 3 times higher than normal in May weather forecasts. Hotter temps from climate change mean more rain, heat

Dozens of pine & oak trees were removed in Golden Park renovation in Columbus, GA. New trees will be planted, but ecosystem lost services.

After weeks of asking for tree plan, Trees Columbus says city meets local tree ordinance for the Golden Park project with tree density units.

650 GA plant & tree species are listed as special concern, threatened by climate change. Native plant experts explain how to combat it.

The metal scrapyard fire in Muscogee County that caused an explosion was caused by mixed metals that were smoldering for 10 months.

Twin Pines LLC’s mining permit for the Okefenokee swamp is open for public review & comment. Here’s how Georgians can weigh in.

Harmful algae are increasing in the summer at West Point Lake from warmer weather, sewage, nutrient runoff from Atlanta and agriculture

The toxic chemicals are detected in trace amount in Muscogee County’s drinking water, and companies across Georgia are working to remove them.

Officials are investigating the cause of an explosion in Radius Recycling metal scrapyard. in GA Here’s how it impacted the environment.