Opinions

Metro Atlanta leaders who traveled to Toronto were dazzled by its vast transit network and by the system’s finances.

Tax credits and incentives currently drive affordable housing, but there is no coalition lobbying for them and subsidies are shrinking.

Interface is tackling a stretch of I-85 to transform it into an ecofriendly environment capable of generating renewable energy, remediating pollution and more.

There’s a chance for the clean energy sector to reduce Georgia’s $32-billion annual expense to import petroleum, natural gas and coal.

True state transportation funding reform needs to maintain the additional infrastructure we’ll need for generations, not just a decade.

Our water issues show no signs of abating, but hopefully we can build on last year’s momentum to find a long-term solution.

A wildlife license plate can help protect nongame species in Georgia, one of dozens of different causes you can support with just a few extra dollars a year.

It’s often the small, family-run businesses that stabilize the economy. We should all support these companies to help keep Georgia strong.

Our leaders are aware of social service issues and are trying to do something about them, but we still have a ways to go.