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8 mentions for outlet: Savannah Morning News / SavannahNow.com
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Georgia Power received approval to resume power shutoffs on July 15, 2020, after a pandemic-related moratorium. Over 30 consumer and environmental groups, including the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy, filed a letter opposing the decision, arguing…
“Unfortunately, the commissioners are not pushing the company to be a leader on this issue”
A letters-to-the-editor section from the Savannah Morning News containing four reader submissions. One letter criticizes the proposed cap-and-trade program as ineffective and costly, while another letter supports the American Clean Energy and Security Act and calls…
Colin Hagan, federal policy associate for the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy, argues in this op-ed that the American Clean Energy and Security Act's cap-and-trade system would benefit Georgia economically. He contends that auctioning pollution credits,…
A letter to the editor from Jody Lanier of Savannah argues that utilities must embrace renewable energy and sustainable practices rather than continuing business as usual. The letter criticizes utilities for promoting nuclear and "clean coal"…
A letters-to-the-editor column featuring four reader submissions on various topics. One letter from David Kyler of the Center for a Sustainable Coast advocates for offshore wind energy conversion along Georgia's coast to address climate change and…
An op-ed arguing that Georgia's forests and biomass should be classified as renewable energy sources under the proposed American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009. The author contends that a broad definition of 'renewable biomass'…
National advocacy groups including the Environmental Defense Fund and Vote.Vet.org are running TV and print ads in Savannah urging U.S. Rep. John Barrow to support Democrat-sponsored energy legislation that would limit greenhouse gas emissions and promote…
