As many as 13 state parks could close or shorten hours because of Georgia's tough economy. The state Department of Natural Resources won't release the parks and historic sites under consideration for closing. The DNR will withdraw workers from all federally owned wildlife management areas in north Georgia, including those in the Chattahoochee and Oconee national forests. Next summer, no swimming pools in state parks will open.
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Friday, August 22, 2008
State parks could close
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8/22/2008 03:45:00 PM
Labels: chattachoochee, Department of Natural Resources, Georgia state parks, Oconee
Tuesday, May 6, 2008
Lawsuit filed vs. coal-fired plant
The first coal-fired power plant to be built in Georgia in two decades faces a lawsuit. The Atlanta Business Chronicle reports the Sierra Club, GreenLaw, and Friends of the Chattahoochee are teaming up in the suit. They claim mercury emissions from the Longleaf Energy Station would be built near Columbus would violate the Clean Air Act.
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5/06/2008 03:43:00 PM
Labels: chattachoochee, Clean Air Act, Coal-fired power plant, Greenlaw, longleaf energy station, Sierra Club
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