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Sustainable Georgia: Gaining Some Green

Ben Young,

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

March 31, 2015

Economic Development: April 2015

Christy Simo,

Christy Simo writes about economic development, including a $200-million biomass plant in Albany and Caesarstone expanding in Richmond Hill.

March 31, 2015

Organizations: Wholesome Wave Georgia

Candice Dyer,

Candice Dyer highlights Wholesome Wave Georgia, which provides access to fresh produce for those living in food deserts across the state.

March 31, 2015

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