Articles about Drawdown Georgia
New Toolkit Helps Georgia Communities Understand and Engage on Data Center Development
Drawdown Georgia's free educational resource explains what data centers are, how they affect local communities, and what questions to ask as projects proliferate in Georgia
Drawdown Georgia has a free toolkit designed to help residents, local officials, and community leaders understand data centers and engage knowledgeably in decisions happening in their own backyards.
Read MoreAugust 2026 Newsletter
"Brightening Our Corner"
The Ray C. Anderson Foundation has issued its quarterly newsletter. Featured stories are included from the Ray C. Anderson Center for Sustainable Business at Georgia Tech, The Ray, The Biomimicry Institute's Ray of Hope Accelerator, and Drawdown Georgia.
Read MoreDrawdown Georgia Funders and Grantees Present at the Sustainable Agriculture & Food Systems Funders Forum in Savannah
Three grantees and one funder from the Drawdown Georgia Climate Solutions & Equity Grants program spoke this week at the Sustainable Agriculture & Food Systems Funders (SAFSF) Forum this week in Savannah, Georgia.
Read MoreDrawdown Georgia Electricity by the Numbers - Quarterly Subscription Available
Detailing Georgia's Energy Mix By County - A Tool for Individuals and Businesses
Drawdown Georgia is introducing a new quarterly online newsletter for Georgians who care about their electrical mix and the costs associated with it
Read MoreGoogle's Newly Announced Support of Groundswell Helps Families in LaGrange, GA
Google recently announced plans to develop a new data center in LaGrange, GA anchored by a commitment to partner with the local community to build infrastructure the right way. Alongside the new facility, Google is making long-term investments in local energy affordability and environmental stewardship to create lasting benefits for LaGrange residents. This new funding stream will allow Groundswell's Save On Utilities Long-term (SOUL) program to be expanded.
Read MoreHow Georgia Businesses Can Tackle Scope 3 Emissions and Strengthen Their Supply Chains
A Drawdown Georgia Climate Digest Interview
For many Georgia businesses, sustainability starts inside their own operations. But as more companies dig into their data, a clear pattern is emerging: the majority of emissions often sit outside their direct control, embedded in supply chains, materials, and partners.
Read MoreInternational Compost Awareness Week is Here
Reprinted from a Drawdown Georgia Blogpost
Drawdown Georgia is celebrating International Compost Awareness Week with a special blogpost that shines light on composting, one of their Top 20 climate solutions, with the potential to help accelerate Georgia's ability to reach its greenhouse gas emissions reduction goals.
Read MoreHonoring Over a Decade of Impact, Exploring the Future of Sustainable Business at Georgia Tech
The Intersection Podcast spotlights the Ray C. Anderson Center for Sustainable Business
Anuj Mehrotra, dean of the Georgia Tech Scheller College of Business, joins The Intersection Podcast for a conversation with past and present faculty directors of the Ray C. Anderson Center for Sustainable Business. Beril Toktay and Andre Calmon talk to Dean Mehrotra about the Center’s impact and explore the future for sustainable business education at Georgia Tech.
Read MoreNew Georgia Map Tool Offers Local Climate Change Insights
By: Emily Jones, WABE
Local leaders across Georgia can now see a more detailed picture of what impacts to expect from climate change with a new map tool released by Drawdown Georgia.
Read MoreInsights from Dr. Marshall Shepherd on Georgia’s Climate Outlook and Resilience
The Drawdown Georgia Climate Outlook Maps are helping turn uncertainty into insight. They give communities, businesses, and decision-makers a clearer way to plan for what’s ahead. In our latest Georgia Climate Digest video interview, host Eriqah Vincent sits down with Dr. Marshall Shepherd, an internationally recognized climate scientist at the University of Georgia.
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