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Every April for Earth month, Lyndon House Arts Center hosts the annual Green Life Art Exhibition to amplify young voices in shaping a sustainable future. This year, over 71 children submitted pieces for the installation, all inspired by the exhibit’s theme of climate change. (Photo/Abbey Brantley)

Painting a Greener Future: How Local Art Exhibit Inspires Youth Environmental Advocacy

In the heart of Lyndon House Arts Center, over 71 artworks adorn the North ...

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Photo of Mary Jo Eden a University of Georgia student with purple and teal hair to match her colorful dress, sitting on a bench in a courtyard surrounded by dorm buildings.

Weather-Based Pain Forecasts Could Be Future of Chronic Pain Management

Pain-based weather research leads way for improved quality of life for those with chronic ...

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The island of Tybee in Georgia hosts a number of citizens that don't believe climate change is behind hurricanes but that doesn't stop experts from protecting the island.

Tybee Island Resident Concerned About Effects of Climate Change on Hurricane Season

Alan Robertson says his neighbors on Tybee Island are cautiously optimistic about their odds ...

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A line of reserved bicycles on a street in Vesterbro on June 8 allowing visitors/tourists to contribute to Copenhagen’s sustainability. With Copenhagen being one of the most bicycle friendly cities, it is easy to join in the biking lifestyle by renting bikes. (Photo/Eva Ponos)

With Help from Government, Nonprofits, Copenhagen Residents Make City More Sustainable

Residents of Copenhagen, Denmark have watched their city transform in the last five decades ...

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The Rev. Craig “Chester” Topple interacts with Mackie, his family’s dog. For Topple, spending time in creation and interacting with creatures offers a “God experience.” “I love that dog spelled backwards is God,” Topple said. (Photo/Caroline Odom)

Athens Chaplain Cultivates Conversations Beyond Place, Faiths and Generations

The Rev. Chester “Craig” Topple gathered under a blue umbrella with three residents of ...

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Climate Change Causing Global Rise in Temperatures, but Northeast Georgia Farmers Aren’t Feeling Effects — Yet

  When Chris and Rhonda Luther planted their first blueberry bush in 2007, neither ...

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Why I Act: Alex Monroy and Her Fight for Environmental Justice

  Around the country, grassroots organizations push for radical environmental policies like the Green ...

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Solar panels on Terrapin's roof in Athens, Georgia.

Terrapin Powers Brewery With the Sun, Thanks to Georgia Bill

  Terrapin Beer Co., a craft brewery in Athens, Georgia powers their local brewery—approximately ...

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Longer Ragweed Pollen Season Creates Discomfort Beyond Runny Nose

Every fall, Cece Pridgen, 25, suffers from an allergy to ragweed pollen. Her allergy ...

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Politicians in both the U.S. and Germany have discussed climate change as a policy issue. In Germany, the movement to prioritize the climate change issue has been greatly aided by student activists (Jillian Tracy/Photo).

A Young Voice for the Earth: German Student Activism Against Climate Change

When I traveled to Munich, I worried that I would have to justify or ...

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Polar Vortex: What Is It And What Does It Mean?

A historic polar vortex has been sweeping the nation with brutal temperatures and weather ...

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Athens Groups Address the Environment, One School at a Time

This is one of several Solutions Journalism stories published through a Grady capstone course that ...

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