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Advancing Electric Transportation Equity in Georgia

Advancing Electric Transportation Equity in Georgia
10/20/2025 | Companies
Transportation shapes nearly every part of life in Georgia—from getting to work or school to reaching healthcare, groceries, and essential community services. When powered by fossil fuels, however, it stands as the state’s largest contributor to greenhouse gas emissions. Yet for many Georgians,...
Albany, Atlanta, clean energy, climate justice, community engagement, e-mobility, Electric Black Futures Project, electric vehicles, environmental justice, Eriqah Vincent, Georgia, green transition, Janet Miller, renewable energy, rural access, Savannah, Southern Alliance for Clean Energy, sustainable transportation, transportation equity, underserved communities, zero emissions

Why Sustainability Messaging Fails and How to Rebuild Trust

Why Sustainability Messaging Fails and How to Rebuild Trust
06/27/2025 | Companies
In Episode 7 of 3BL’s What the...? video series, host Mary Mazzoni welcomes Daniel Blackman, Founder of Renaissance94, for his second guest appearance. This time, Blackman takes a critical look at the sustainability sector, exploring why it continues to fall short in creating meaningful engagement...
3BL media, authentic messaging, climate change, climate justice, climate solutions, community engagement, Daniel Blackman, environmental communication, ESG, inclusive sustainability, infrastructure inequality, Renaissance94, social impact, sustainability, What the...? series

Local Food Drives Climate Action and Equity in Georgia

Local Food Drives Climate Action and Equity in Georgia
06/26/2025 | Companies
In Georgia, access to fresh, locally grown food goes beyond basic nutrition—it serves as a catalyst for promoting climate action and social equity. This vision is at the heart of the work done by Community Farmers Markets (CFM), a nonprofit organization based in Atlanta. CFM is actively...
Atlanta nonprofits, climate action, climate justice, community building, Community Farmers Markets, Drawdown Georgia, emissions reduction, environmental solutions, food equity, food insecurity, Georgia, Georgia Climate Digest, local food, sustainable agriculture, urban farming

Georgia Nonprofit Combines Local Food, Climate Action & Equity

Georgia Nonprofit Combines Local Food, Climate Action & Equity
06/24/2025 | Companies
In Georgia, locally grown food serves not only as nourishment but also as a vehicle for enhancing climate initiatives and promoting equity. Consider Community Farmers Markets, an Atlanta nonprofit that is implementing several of Drawdown Georgia’s 20 climate solutions in the communities most in...
Atlanta nonprofit, Casey Hood, climate action, climate justice, climate solutions, community building, Community Farmers Markets, Drawdown Georgia, emissions reduction, equity, Eriqah Vincent, food insecurity, food systems innovation, Georgia, Georgia Climate Digest, local food, Raevin Hawkins, sustainable agriculture

Thomasville Community Development Wins $200K Grant for Solar and Plant-Based Food Initiatives

Thomasville Community Development Wins $200K Grant for Solar and Plant-Based Food Initiatives
12/12/2024 | Companies
The Thomasville Community Development Corporation (TCDC) has been awarded a two-year Drawdown Georgia Climate Solutions & Equity Grant, totaling $100,000 per year. TCDC is part of the third cohort to receive this funding, which focuses on climate solutions that support community priorities and...
affordable housing, climate justice, climate solutions, community development, community health, Dewey City, Drawdown Georgia, equity grant, food desert, food-based entrepreneurs, fresh food distribution, Georgia foundations, health improvement, plant-based diet, renewable energy, senior apartments, solar energy, solar panels, sustainability, Thomasville Community Development


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