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Summer 2005


Georgia PIRG Says: Conserve Our Land
With the metro Atlanta region losing 54 acres of trees every day to overdevelopment, Georgia PIRG is launching a new campaign to urge lawmakers to establish stronger preservation incentives for private landowners.

Too Little, Too Late; EPA’s Mercury Rule Final
On March 15, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency finalized a rule allowing power plants to continue emitting dangerous levels of mercury well into the future.

 
Georgia’s farmlands, like Hyde Farm in Cobb County, pictured here, are threatened by out-ofcontrol development. The state lacks strong incentives for landowners to preserve our open spaces.





Defending Environmental Permit Appeals

Protecting Georgia’s Waters

Maintaining Consumer Privacy

Strengthening Our Democracy


 


Interview: Dr. Carol Couch, Georgia EPD Director

The Last Word: Democracy Happens Here

 



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