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Are you a Georgia business owner looking for a smart investment that can drive both revenue and sustainability? Investing in EV charging infrastructure isn't just about being green – it's about being strategic. Here's why investing in EV Chargers makes sense for Georgia businesses: ? Convenient EV charging attracts a growing customer base, leading to increased foot traffic and longer time spent at your business.? ? Showcase your commitment to sustainability and enhance your brand reputation as a leader in environmental responsibility. ? Explore state and federal incentives that can significantly offset installation costs, turning sustainability into a financially sound decision. ? Support the adoption of electric vehicles, a key climate solution for Georgia, and play a role in reducing our state's carbon footprint. Explore how EV charging can benefit YOUR business. Dive deeper into the economic and environmental advantages in our latest blog post. https://lnkd.in/etVt6RwQ

Join the #ClimateAction Conversation. Hear from the inspiring people driving solutions in our state in our #GeorgiaClimateDigest video series on our YouTube channel. This series features insightful conversations with a diverse range of experts, community leaders, and changemakers, including: ??Meg Darnell, Georgia Organics Benjamin Sterling Jr., McIntosh SEED Dr. Mildred McClain , The Harambee House / Citizens for Environmental Justice Dory Larsen, Southern Alliance for Clean Energy Kelley Lowe, Repurpose Savannah John Devine, AICP, Georgia Bikes (Go Georgia) Melanie Allen, The Hive Fund for Climate and Gender Justice Mike Barcik, Southface Institute Khari Diop, Think Green. and many more to come! Tune in to hear their stories, learn about innovative solutions, and be inspired to take action. Visit https://lnkd.in/dvZB-kSn to explore the Climate Digest series and join the conversation.?

The Climate Smart Farmer Program, a collaborative effort between Georgia Organics and McIntosh SEED, is demonstrating the power of partnership in advancing climate solutions. This program, funded through our Climate Solutions & Equity Grants, is empowering Black and Brown farmers in coastal Georgia to adopt climate-smart agriculture practices with remarkable success: ? 9 out of 10 participating farms received approval for USDA conservation programs. ? One farm successfully installed solar panels, showcasing the integration of renewable energy solutions. Watch our latest #GeorgiaClimateDigest video interview to learn more about this inspiring initiative and its impact on the Georgia landscape. https://lnkd.in/giFdCQba?

Meet Meg Darnell of Georgia Organics and Benjamin Sterling Jr. of McIntosh SEED , two incredible leaders working to empower Black and Brown farmers in coastal Georgia to adopt climate-smart agriculture practices. Their organizations are partnering to provide technical assistance, help with grant applications, and build healthier soils – all while boosting farm productivity! Want to learn more about how this program is making a difference? Check out our latest #GeorgiaClimateDigest post, https://lnkd.in/giFdCQba, where Eriqah Vincent dives into the details of this amazing partnership and Meg and Ben share inspiring success stories.

Make a data-driven difference in your community with the new Drawdown Georgia City-Level Greenhouse Gas Emissions Tracker. This tool provides transparent and accessible emissions data for 217 cities across Georgia. With this data, you can: ? Easily identify key emission sources in your city and prioritize your efforts for maximum impact. ? Monitor your city's progress towards emissions reduction goals and demonstrate the success of your climate action initiatives. ? Use data-driven insights to support effective policies and secure the funding needed to create a more sustainable future. How will you use our City-Level Emissions Tracker to bring climate solutions home? Visit https://lnkd.in/eitmiugB to explore the data for your city.

On this Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we reflect on Dr. King's powerful message of justice, compassion, and the urgent need to create a more equitable society. We are committed to working alongside communities across our state to advance climate solutions that benefit all Georgians. Here is a look back at environmental justice advocate Daniel Blackman sharing Dr. King's writing about "the fierce urgency of now," a lesson that the Georgia climate community can take to heart.

At every meal, we have a unique opportunity to help build a more sustainable and equitable future for Georgia. Join us on the Drawdown Georgia blog, where we explore how embracing a plant-based diet can be a powerful step toward reaching our climate goals. By incorporating plant-based choices into our lives, we can create a ripple effect of positive change – lower emissions, improved public health, and a thriving Georgia for all. Read more about the impact of switching to a plant-based diet and how to get started here: https://lnkd.in/g2iEJ44u

The next meeting of PSE's Just Energy Circle is January 24, 2025 at 10am Eastern Time. The Just Energy Circle brings together experts, advocates, and community members to vision more equitable energy policy and co-create clean energy solutions. If you're interested in continuing to help providing a more level playing field for those we serve, we encourage you to join us! Register now at https://bit.ly/3VS4pIe #PSEJustEnergy

Visualize emissions data at an unprecedented level of detail with the new Drawdown Georgia City-Level Greenhouse Gas Emissions Tracker. This *NEW* interactive dashboard offers climate professionals and advocates a unique perspective on where emissions are coming from at a local level and where the best opportunities lie to make a difference. With this free tool, users can explore the source, rate, and any change in greenhouse gas emissions across the state with functionalities such as: ? Zoom in to see how 217 cities across Georgia each contribute to the state's carbon footprint ? Explore specific sources of emissions, including those from electricity generation or by a specific industry ? Separate out emissions contributed by key sectors, including transportation, industry, homes, and commercial buildings To access the City-Level Greenhouse Gas Emissions Tracker, visit: https://lnkd.in/gpj4Ep9k

SEEA is hiring! We're hiring a Buildings Program Associate to support building decarbonization, stakeholder collaboration, and policy innovation across the Southeast. Learn more about this role: https://ow.ly/i8GT50UzrrJ #EnergyEfficiency #CleanEnergy #Sustainability