The Threatened and Endangered Species List isn’t an obituary — it’s a warning. We’re working with partners to protect Georgia’s at-risk animals & plants on #EndangeredSpeciesDay and every day. Learn more at @SaportaReport:
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Help shape Atlanta’s plan for pathways that connect people, nature, and new opportunities! The vision of Trails ATL is all about building a connected, vibrant city. Share your ideas! Take the brief survey before it closes on May 23.
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Solar energy is a smart choice for Georgia … if we do it in a way that benefits communities and protects natural lands & wildlife. We’re working with @GeorgiaWild and partners to accomplish this.
#solarenergy#conservation
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I just love the work of @MargaretRenkl ! Her latest observations remind us that #nature isn’t something we only encounter “out there.” Its joys can be found just beyond our door.
https://t.co/xrXarChklV
The Georgia climate office attended and participated in several sessions at the Georgia Climate Conference in Athens this week, including this career panel for students interested in climate science.
At the Georgia Climate Conference, beginning May 15, leaders in conservation and climate action will unite to share ideas on maximizing Georgia’s future while minimizing our state’s risks to the negative impacts of climate change. Learn more: https://t.co/v45vQvjfSY
Hearing has just begun at GA General Assembly for the Okefenokee Protection Act (HB 71). Packed room with many waiting to comment on the bill. @nature_ga
This year's global climate conference #COP27 has begun, and there are a few key things to know. 🌎
Get answers to all of your questions in our guide: https://t.co/LG6GwF8CfE
Scientists estimate that US coastal wetlands provide $23.2 billion in storm protection services per year. #IIJA funds will continue to support the economy & increase the resilience of coastal communities, while contributing to carbon sequestration. #NaturalClimateSolutions
Funding from the #InflationReductionAct will advance the research & application of a variety of innovative & proven management practices that reduce agricultural emissions or enhance carbon sinks, strengthening the role of America’s farms in tackling #climatechange.
Increasing urban tree cover can sequester up to 50 million tons of CO2 a year, while also providing an opportunity to improve tree equity in low-income neighborhoods. Funding from the #InflationReductionAct will enable the equitable implementation of #NaturalClimateSolutions.
New info from @RockyMtnInst about an innovative #CleanEnergy provision of the #InflationReductionAct that could save people in Georgia BIG $ on electricity bills. Over $2.1 billion in savings through 2031!
https://t.co/AtSkkh64iE
The Nature Conservancy @nature_ga is honored to join with Secretary of Interior Haaland, Chief David Hill of @MuscogeeNation, @Seth_C_Clark and many other allies at tonight’s event celebrating the Ocmulgee Mounds National Park and Preserve.
@ejreports@mollyis Excellent article, Emily. Thanks for highlighting this climate solution that both sides of the aisle can support (even if they don’t agree on calling it a “climate solution”).
I describe in the @SaportaReport how Georgia’s economy and communities will benefit from the #InflationReductionAct.
Good jobs, low-cost #CleanEnergy, support for farmers, and so much more.
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“Young voters, aged 18 to 35, are becoming one of the largest voting blocs in the country, and the Republican Party risks permanently alienating them if climate continues to stay on the backburner.” - Gary Rappeport
“Those who live in red states have the most to lose from the effects of climate change.
It’s time for Republicans in those states — and across the country — to stop being obstructionists and LEAD on climate.”
- Gary Rappeport, @ACCAction board member https://t.co/7YpdeCpn8c