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Trump reportedly plans to end EV tax credits. What does it mean for Georgia?
Trump's presidential transition team, according to reports, want to end a consumer electric vehicle tax credit program that played a role in Georgia’s growing EV industry.
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Lake Lanier algal blooms could be toxic, association warns
Potentially harmful algal blooms, or rapid algae growth, have formed in Lake Lanier, and officials warn it could lead to illness to people or animals exposed to it
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See this bug? Georgia officials say snap a picture, then kill it
Georgia officials say an invasive fly known for excreting a smelly fluid that can damage trees, crops and other plants has been discovered. Here's what to do if you find one.
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The splendor and tragedy of Sapelo Island
Sixteen thousand acres of sand, wide beach, maritime forest and boundless salt marsh, Sapelo Island on Georgia's coast is a place of superb natural splendor.
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Attention, Georgians: You can now save more money on these home energy upgrades
Georgia residents can earn rebates for a range of efficient appliances and home projects that reduce energy use, under a new federal government program.
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Once-shuttered solar factory resumes production outside Atlanta
More than five years after the solar manufacturer Suniva announced it was closing its Gwinnett County factory, finished solar cells are once again rolling off assembly lines.
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Details of Okefenokee refuge expansion plan revealed as mine decision looms
Officials shared details on their plan to expand the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge, as a mine proposed near its southeast corner is on the verge of becoming reality.
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Georgia leads EV manufacturing, lags on sales
Georgia is leading the country in jobs making electric vehicles, batteries and other parts. But the state lags behind on people actually driving EVs, new report shows.
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Georgia judge lets ‘forever chemical’ lawsuits over wastewater sludge advance
North Georgia landowners who say their properties were contaminated with toxic ‘forever chemicals’ have sued the city of Calhoun, Ga. and manufacturers.