Skip to content

In the News! Energy Burden

Science for Georgia was quoted in this news story about the negative impacts of a biomass plant on both consumer's wallets (Georgia Power rates have increased about $45 dollars, per month, in the past year) and on the environment.
Read more

Envisioning Wild Hope in Georgia

On Mar 28, 2024, Science for Goergia hosted an event in partnership with the Fruitful Community Foundation and Georgia Public Broadcasting focused on captivating stories and community engagement.
Read more

CST: Summer Foraging

On Aug 11, 2024, Hazel led us on a hike through the Davidson-Arabia Mountain Nature Preserve. The most important thing we learned is to never to eat something the first time you identify it. Get to know the area, check…

Read more

August – The Heat is On!

Our Aug events reflected the heat. Learning about energy burden, a hike for foraging, and Icelandic volcanoes! We hope to see you at an upcoming Sept event including stand-up comedy and AI energy use.
Read more

A Joyfully Jubilant July!

We began the back half of 2024 by kicking off our Monthly Membership Meetings (join us every 2nd Thursday of the month). And learned about mushrooms and water resources and infrastructure. We are looking forward to seeing you in Aug and sharing the work of our summer interns...
Read more

CST: Growing Edible Mushrooms at Home

July 18, 2024 Food resiliency means having diverse sources of nutrients so that when one fails, you have options. Mushrooms can be a great source of nutrients and are totally possible to grow at home. Our friend Xander trained us…

Read more

Jazz Hands: Malignant Humor

Science for Georgia presents: Malignant Humor, a special Jazz Hands show, where we kill cancer with comedy. Half the proceeds will support Emory Winship Cancer Center
Read more

Campus Food Security Summit – 2024

The Campus Food Security Summit is an interactive roundtable that aims to shed light on the often-silent problem of food insecurity on college campuses by bringing together groups, organizations, and individuals who are working in and around Atlanta. It will…

Read more

Science for Georgia is a 501(c)(3). We work to build a bridge between scientists and the public and advocate for the responsible use of science in public policy.

Back To Top