Articles about Drawdown Georgia
Brightening Our Corner Newsletter - February 2021
Quarterly Newsletter of the Ray C. Anderson Foundation
The Foundation has just published its quarterly newsletter. Ray Anderson always said, "Brighten the Corner Where You Are."
Read MoreClimate & Change: Georgia's Climate Solutions
An Introduction to Drawdown Georgia
Tuesday, February 23rd, join Laura Flusche, executive director of Museum of Design Atlanta (MODA), in conversation with Drawdown Georgia founding member John Lanier about how our state can--and IS--making a difference on climate change.
Read MoreTranslating a Global Emission-Reduction Framework for Subnational Climate Action: A Case Study from the State of Georgia
Reprinted from Environmental Management
Phase One findings from the Drawdown Georgia Research Team have been published in Environmental Management.
Read MoreMoving the Needle: Engaging College Students on Climate Solutions
The MoveTheNeedle Project’s mission is first to educate those who are passionate about carbon and climate. The next generation of leaders will be critical in shaping decisions—some of them are already in positions of influence.
Read MoreWhy Ikea just bought an 11,000-acre forest in Georgia
Reprinted from Fast Company
In southeast Georgia, a forest covering nearly 11,000 acres was at risk of being split up and developed. But a conservation organization acquired the land to protect it—and Ikea’s parent company, Ingka Group, just bought it under a contract that will continue to protect the local ecosystem.
Read MoreHow Biden's Climate Policies May Affect Georgia
Drawdown Georgia Team Members Interviewed by WABE
While the Paris agreement might feel pretty distant, other climate policies the Biden administration may roll out could have more on-the-ground effects here in Georgia.
Read MoreDrawdown Georgia - How to Cut Carbon in Georgia: Featuring Dr. Marilyn Brown of Georgia Tech
Join the Citizen's Climate Lobby statewide as Georgia Tech's Dr. Marilyn Brown explains Drawdown Georgia research that shows how the state can cut greenhouse gases in 10 years.
Read MoreDiving into Drawdown Georgia with John Lanier
John Lanier will share some of the history behind Drawdown Georgia and the Ray C. Anderson Foundation, which helped launch the effort.
Read MoreHe's helping Georgia move away from its polluting past.
Reprinted from Grist
Nathaniel Smith is known for big, bold visions, a trait he’ll surely bring to his new role as co-chair of the leadership council of Drawdown Georgia.
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