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- New economic vision urgently needed for Georgia Bryan County News March 7, 2024
- Center finds major flaw in Georgia's Climate Pollution Reduction Plan February 29, 2024
- The Center urges other groups to join us in signing this letter to President Biden to reject LNG for good. February 15, 2024
- Marshland Heist Bill Must be Opposed Atlanta Journal Constitution February 8, 2024
- High business profits to blame for much of inflation Atlanta Journal Constitution January 26, 2024
- Development must be held accountable The Brunswick News January 18, 2024
- 3 Key factors in revising groundrules for 21st century realities Albany Herald December 24, 2023
- Hidden injustices of being most business-friendly state Atlanta Journal Constitution December 22, 2023
- Center Published Commentary on Coastal Issues 2018-2023
- Transportation not only sector where state must reduce emissions Atlanta Journal-Constitution August 6, 2023
- Cumberland Island development may hinge on Center court challenge. Jacksonville Florida Times-Union July 22, 2023
- Rep. Buddy Carter misleads public on offshore leasing. Savannah Morning News July 23, 2023
- Resolving to Serve the Common Good, Jacksonville Florida Times-Union, July 2, 2023
- Ambitious Ignorance: The other "AI" menacing humanity's future AlbanyHerald.com, May 20, 2023
- SUPREME COURT RULING WEAKENS WETLANDS PROTECTIONS CBS News May 25, 2023
- Plant Vogtle costs call for policy reform Atlanta Journal Constitution February 2023
- 2022 Year in Review
- Letter Regarding Cumberland Island National Seashore Visitor Use Management Plan/Environmental Assessment
- VOICES: Georgia's energy future demands policy reforms now
Facing South, December 13, 2022
- Rooftop solar benefits both consumer and planet
Letter to the Editor, Atlanta Journal Constitution, December 2022
- Savannah Forum Addressed Climate-Change, Clean Energy and Federal Support for Urgently Needed Improvements
Press Release October 20, 2022
- Defending Georgia's Coast: Center for a Sustainable Coast ushers in its 25th anniversary
Savannah Morning News, May 31, 2022
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- Political manipulation cannot protect us. Suppressing factual information threatens our health, quality of life, and future.
- The politicization of information about COVID-19 and other threats will reduce trust and undermine the effectiveness of both public health advisories and environmental policies.
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- Fossil-fuel industry profits by misinforming the public The Brunswick News Opinion Letters, July 13, 2023
- Plant Vogtle costs call for policy reform Atlanta Journal Constitution February 2023
- Defending Georgia\'s Coast:
Center for a Sustainable Coast ushers in its 25th anniversary Savannah Morning News, May 31, 2022
- Center Events, Collaboration & Published Commentary on Climate Change + Clean Energy - May 2022
- The Center\'s 25th Anniversary Overview - March 2022
- Why a bill expediting private ownership of Georgia\'s salt marsh is a bad idea - The Savannahian, March 2022
- Carbon capture distinctions are critical - Coastal Courier and The Brunswick News, February 2022
- Environmental groups challenge Sea Island - Coastal Courier, February 2022
- Action needed on climate change - Savannah Morning News, January 2022
- Resolving to serve the common good in 2022 - Coastal Courier, January 2022
- Spaceport Camden is wishful thinking, wasteful speculation - The Brunswick News, January 2022
- Creating a sustainable economy - The Brunswick News, Jesup Press-Sentinel, December 2021
- List of Center comments on coastal issues published in regional news media, 2018-2021
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