We're back with the latest environmental news out of Georgia! Tune in to learn about cool summer job opportunities for young people in Atlanta, the latest on Georgia Power's coal ash pond closures, electric school buses, and so much more.

In this episode, we're reminding you to vote in the Primary Election on May 24th, Miles has all the latest info on electric vehicles, and Wan fills us in on the upcoming week of action against Southern Company!

In this episode, we got to speak with Patty Durand and Chandra Farley, who are both running to be Public Service Commissioners in Georgia. Check out this episode to learn more about their campaigns and make sure to cast your ballot in the upcoming Primary Election!

It's our 22nd episode on April 22, 2022! Tune into this one to learn how to prepare yourself for the Primary Election on May 24th and listen to an interview with Dr. Judith Neumann, the German Ambassador for Climate & Environmental Affairs.

Check out this episode to hear from GCV's Political Director, Allie Brown, about the most important outcomes of this year's Georgia Legislative Session, and the drastic warnings from the new IPCC report that came out this week.

For our 20th episode, we have a very special interview conducted by Wan, our Organizing Director, with Reverend Tillman of First African Baptist Church in Savannah, Georgia. Take a listen to learn all about the fight against climate change being lead by the Reverend and his community in Coastal GA!

Check out this episode to hear an interview with Revonda Cosby, Executive Director for the Arabia Mountain Heritage Area Alliance and leader of the DeKalb Beloved Naturalist program! You can learn more about her work at https://arabiaalliance.org.

We're back with a new episode! Tune in to hear about lots of upcoming events we're hosting, Georgia Power's plans to clean up the coal industry, and the controversy being stirred up by the new electric vehicle plant, Rivian.

In this episode, we're talking about protected lands like the Okefenokee Swamp & the Ocmulgee Mounds National Park, and also what's going on with Mayor Dickens' environmental plans in Atlanta and recent bomb threats to HBCUs in Georgia and around the country.

We're back with a new episode talking about a rocket launching site in coastal Georgia called Spaceport Camden, and a nuclear power plant that's been in construction since 2009 called Plant Vogtle. Both are harming nearby communities and costing large amounts of money - tune in to learn more!