Emily Jones

Georgia was going to retire its coal plants, but then the data centers arrived. AI is pushing energy providers back to fossil fuels.

A proposal to lower speed limits on waterways — boat strikes kill a large number of the whales — was dropped in face of next administration.

A couple hundred overlooked public officials control the U.S. power grid — and some of them are on your ballots.

Emory University researchers are mapping the reach of the lone star tick, which can carry the Heartland virus, a vector-borne disease.

With electricity demand spiking, the Southern Company has opted to keep burning fossil fuels.

With less than half of Georgia Power’s electricity carbon-free, businesses and governments are scrambling to meet looming clean energy targets.

The state’s Public Service Commissioners have stayed in office beyond their terms while a Voting Rights Act challenge moved through the courts.

Governor Brian Kemp called for more nuclear power as he celebrated two new reactors in Georgia, despite rising power bills for residents.

Across the U.S., high demand for electric power means utilities ignore incentives to rely on renewables and look to fossil fuels instead.

Humans are killing right whales and while climate change shoulders some of that blame, stronger boating speed limits are a solution.