Many are perplexed that Rep. Carter would betray his constituents by defying their clearly stated desire to protect Georgia’s ocean shores, tourism, quality-of-life and fisheries from the destruction of oil spills
Offshore Drilling
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Hands Across the Sand joins forces to fight offshore drilling
‘We’re in an exciting moment, I think, because the people we need to reach are listening’
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The remarkable bipartisan consensus against offshore drilling
The passage of Resolution 48 builds on the already impressive opposition to drilling from communities along the East Coast
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Keep up the pressure to stop offshore drilling
‘The tourism sector thrives because of our natural and largely undeveloped coast and barrier islands. People come here to explore truly vibrant natural landscapes’
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Don’t Drill GA event raises awareness of environmental threat off Georgia coast
‘It affects us all, not just fisherman or people who are into the ocean. It affects every part of how our coast functions’
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Multiple victories for the environment
SOUTHEASTERN environmental activists celebrated last week as several important decisions were made by government officials. On Tuesday, March 16, the Georgia Senate passed HB 1036, which temporarily prevents corporations from […]
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Sticking ‘eminent domain’ where the sun don’t shine
In a move that practically shocked the underpants off of us all, Gov. Nathan Deal announced that his administration is against the Palmetto Pipeline, a billion dollar project that would slice through Southern wetlands and rivers on its way to the sea like General Sherman on a leaky bulldozer.