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Conservation

Sierra Club, Atlanta

The following articles highlight important problems that impact the Atlanta area and other places in Georgia. The Atlanta Group offers opportunities for getting involved to preserve and protect our environment.

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Air

Power Plant Moratorium Background Information

Clean Air Campaign for Georgia

Atlanta Region Commission Fiddles While Our Lungs Burn

Water

Soil and Water Conservation District Election for September 2004

Where Rivers Are Born: The Scientific Imperative for Defending Small Streams and Wetlands (PDF 792k)

Soil and Water Conservation District Report for November, 2002

Report: Full Sewer Separation with Greenways: An Opportunity to Revitalize the Face of Atlanta (PDF 8mb)

River Rendezvous 2002 - Adopt-A-Stream

Atlanta Sewer Separation Issues

Soil and Water Conservation District Report for June, 2001

Soil and Water Conservation District Report for December, 2000

Soil and Water Conservation District Report for October, 2000

Soil and Water Conservation District Report for September, 2000

Soil and Water Conservation District Report for May, 2000

Soil and Water Conservation District Report for January, 2000

Fulton and DeKalb Soil Conservation on Shaky Ground

Clean Water Initiative Seeks Regional Solutions

Peachtree Creek Cleanup

Record Turnout for Adopt-A-Stream

In Defense of Stream Buffers

Rivers Alive! Cleanup a Success

Atlanta's Natural Areas: Bull Sluice Lake

Best Management Practices

Monitoring Erosion and Sedimentation

Land Use

Tired of Seeing Trees Fall in the Atlanta Region?

Crockford-Pigeon Mountain WMA Proposed for Mining

Atlanta Has Always Been Famous For Its Trees

Atlanta Urban Forest in Peril

Planning for Sprawl in the Atlanta Region

Atlanta: Top 10 Most Sprawl-threatened Large Cities

Challenging Sprawl in the Atlanta Region

Atlanta Group and Georgia Chapter Position on Savannah Harbor Deepening Project

Solid Waste / Recycling

Unincorporated DeKalb County Solid Waste Alert

Restaurant & Bar Waste Reduction Program

Restaurant Recycling Project

Solar / Energy Use

Going Solar: A Clean Energy Celebration

General Ecological / Environmental Issues

Bicycling and the Environment - A Natural Fit (PDF 92k)

Protect Cumberland Island Wilderness from Motor Vehicle Abuse

Southern Appalachian Forest Plan

Conservation Update for the last half of 2002

Human Rights and Environment Speaker Visit

National Forest Lawsuit Filed to Protect Southern Wildlife

Notes on the National Forests Land Resource Management Plan Revision


Last updated: 05 Aug 03

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