#HB756 - Twitter Hashtag

over 6 years ago

Dirty water is not partisan issue. It's a PUBLIC SAFETY ISSUE! Get that trASH out of our water!! We deserve a hearing. We deserve a floor vote. We deserve clean water💧#coalash #dirtywater #Juliette #Forsyth #HB756 #SB297

agoolsby2204's tweet photo. Dirty water is not partisan issue. It's a PUBLIC SAFETY ISSUE! Get that trASH out of our water!! We deserve a hearing. We deserve a floor vote. We deserve clean water💧#coalash #dirtywater #Juliette #Forsyth #HB756 #SB297 https://t.co/BrcQnIgNBZ

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Agoolsby2204 @agoolsby2204

over 6 years ago

We want the trASH out of the water!! We want clean water! #coalash #dirtywater #safewater #cleanitup #HB756 #SB297 https://t.co/oFulGJUc2E

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Agoolsby2204 @agoolsby2204

over 6 years ago

https://t.co/xznTjjFQwQ Come on legislators, we deserve better!! #coalash #dirtywater #juliette #Georgia #wastewater #cleanwaterforall #HB756 #SB297

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Agoolsby2204 @agoolsby2204

over 6 years ago

https://t.co/jvmarlyhU3 Sad that we live in the United States of America and have to fight for clean water #coalash #dirtywater #cleanitup #HB756 #SB297

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Rep. Mary Frances Williams @repmaryfrances

over 6 years ago

#HB756 requires polluters to dispose of toxic coal ash in a manner that will cause less harm to people and the environment. Right now, the rules are stricter for throwing away banana peels. Let's pass #HB756! #gapol

Seth Clark @Seth_C_Clark

over 6 years ago

Your must watch #gapol clip today --> "'If more people, if more legislators knew that, and were able to make connections with humans that are suffering because of it, then it would be difficult for them to vote 'No' on that bill,' says Sams." https://t.co/iwpHGXjl3d

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Rep. Mary Frances Williams @repmaryfrances

over 6 years ago

We know coal ash is toxic. We must pass #HB756 to prevent polluters from burying it unlined pits near our rivers and backyards. #gapol https://t.co/4ZSWsUJtXW

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Rep. Mary Frances Williams @repmaryfrances

over 6 years ago

A sobering read from @grist by @maxblau on the immediate impact of toxic coal ash on our drinking water. This is not a "down the road" problem. #HB756 aims to protect citizens and the environment from weak regulations that allow coal ash into our groundwater. It's time to act.

grist @grist

over 6 years ago

1/ “I’ve quit drinking the water.” A Georgia town welcomed America's largest coal plant. Now, residents worry it's contaminating their water. https://t.co/9oDiB9LbVw

grist's tweet photo. 1/ “I’ve quit drinking the water.”

A Georgia town welcomed America's largest coal plant. Now, residents worry it's contaminating their water. https://t.co/9oDiB9LbVw https://t.co/nV69qiZi9t

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Max Blau (maxblau.bsky.social) @MaxBlau

over 6 years ago

As the @AJC notes, Ga. Dems introduced #HB756 to change how coal ash is disposed of statewide. Here's the @grist story on how the issue has played out in Juliette with Plant Scherer: https://t.co/m2iaxMrHQC And the companion @gahealthnews story: https://t.co/vEg79ATT6t #gapol

Patricia Murphy

@MurphyAJC

over 6 years ago

The Jolt: Coal ash ponds float to the top of the Democratic agenda https://t.co/VhaEHlP1ix

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Nick J. Mosby @Nick_Mosby

over 8 years ago

My bills #HB756, 757, and 813 are intended to ensure we properly collect gun trace data, properly store it, and develop strategies that target gun traffickers. There's tremendous improvement needed in our city and the proliferation of guns on our streets is clearly not the answer

Nick_Mosby's tweet photo. My bills #HB756, 757, and 813 are intended to ensure we properly collect gun trace data, properly store it, and develop strategies that target gun traffickers. There's tremendous improvement needed in our city and the proliferation of guns on our streets is clearly not the answer https://t.co/WvBoMwopIV

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Nick J. Mosby @Nick_Mosby

over 8 years ago

9 hours and counting... Waiting patiently to testify on my public safety handgun trace bills. Did you know the majority of handguns used in crimes in Baltimore were purchased out of state? #MDGA18 #HB756 #HB757 #HB813