Sustainable Georgia

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.

Twenty years after carpet industry executive and environmental pioneer Ray Anderson launched Mission Zero, sustainability has entered the business mainstream.

More than ever, it will take shared expertise to come up with the kind of solutions we need for the state’s environmental issues.

Now that even some of the big oil companies are looking toward new energy solutions, alternative fueled vehicles are set to dominate, and the shift is gaining momentum.

Any sustainability effort must be sensitive to preserving our culture as well as our environment. Especially here in the South, it takes a united effort to grow in a way that won’t wipe out the past and leave hurt feelings.…