“Water and electric utilities around Atlanta are planning to start shutting off service again.”
In the middle of summer, in the middle of a public health crisis that is still raging no matter what @GovKemp says. #noshutoffs https://t.co/Eeucvk4Igs
“I cannot imagine allowing one industry the opportunity to take away every other industry and quality of life for all of us in coastal Alabama.” @MobileBaykeeper@selc_org
Did you know there's 21 million tons of coal ash in a pond at an Alabama Power plant right next to the Mobile River? @carly_berlin talked to environmental advocates, @selc_org, and the utility about flooding and pollution risks at the site: https://t.co/GHrXxTgdt5
"Overton [of @CoosaRiverkeepr] urged the council to encourage @alabamapower to remove the #coalash entirely from the area instead of relying on a 'cap-in-place' method." https://t.co/2cSUrVEBQa
We applaud #AL Rep. Margie Wilcox for her leadership in getting more stringent littering legislation on the books, which has now been signed into law by the Governor. https://t.co/gyaqKlvYgE
When it comes to vegetable farming in the Black Belt region of #AL, clean water and healthy soil go hand in hand. https://t.co/AagvzEXzkJ #ProtectCleanWater
Former @EPA attorney who led the efforts to develop wetlands protections, Vance Hughes weighs in on how important it is to #ProtectCleanWater at the source. https://t.co/QcC44IDpQe
Sarah Stokes, of the Southern Environmental Law Center, speaking in support of the proposal but urging a bill that would require ALDOT to rank projects according to specific need. #alpolitics
“They stressed how they’re bringing clarity to this program--look carefully at the proposed rule. They bring little clarity. Actually, what they bring is confusion.” @selc_org#ProtectCleanWater
EPA is asking for public comments on an unprecedented proposal dismantling the #CleanWaterAct, America’s bedrock environmental protection. Weigh in today at https://t.co/YAAr6S5xiG & show our elected leaders we won’t stand for putting our beloved waterways & communities at risk.
Georgia Power has already collected over $2 billion from customers and current projections show we will continue to pay higher power bills for the next 60 years. Voice your concern today. https://t.co/B8p0CTUOGp
As Trump heads to the American Farm Bureau Federation's 100th Annual Convention today, this report reminds us it's really developers and heavily polluting industries, not farmers, who benefit from the gutting of the Clean Water Act. #ProtectCleanWater https://t.co/00vDI8oaFD
Do you know why your monthly energy bill is so high? The Public Service Commission determines our energy rates, but they need to hear from you, not just Georgia Power. To make your voice heard, visit https://t.co/B8p0CTUOGp
Is your monthly energy bill a financial burden? You're not alone. Atlanta ranks 4th nationwide among cities whose residents struggle to pay their energy bills. Find out how you can help change this.
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Georgia is the 3rd most energy-expensive state in the country, with high monthly energy bills that overwhelm our families. Learn what you can do to change this in 2019. #Energy#Utility https://t.co/B8p0CTUOGp