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GA Group Challenges Elimination of Coastal Dredging Protections

The new year brings a new legal challenge to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, asking it to reconsider its decision to dredge year-round on the Georgia coast. The group One Hundred Miles said year-round hopper dredging impedes the recovery of loggerhead sea turtles as well as other species. .

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EPA Civil Cases Against Industrial Polluters at Record Low

The Environmental Protection Agency s enforcement of federal pollution rules has plummeted. In 2022, the agency referred 88 cases to the Justice Department for civil prosecutions, the second-lowest number in more than two decades, according to an analysis by the Environmental Integrity Project. The EPA has said it s doing the best it can, amid chronic understaffing and funding cuts. .

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Biden administration is urged to protect parks, lands and monuments with Latino roots

More than 10 heritage sites that need to be prioritized were identified.

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Final Vote This Week on GA Power Rate Hike

The Georgia Public Service Commission will hold a final vote this week on Georgia Power s next three-year plan. After months of public hearings, the utility company and state regulatory staff reached a settlement agreement for the next rate hike for customers. It reduces Georgia Power s original request, which was close to $3 billion, to $1.8 billion. .

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Improved Access to Nature Bolsters Biodiversity, Community

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