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Where’s our host? Oh, there she is, recording a promo for season 2–out this fall!—in our studio, err, under construction...
17/06/2019

Where’s our host? Oh, there she is, recording a promo for season 2–out this fall!—in our studio, err, under construction. (Hi, Kate.)

03/05/2019

We will be moving all What's Next ATL content to our Atlanta Regional Commission page! Be sure to like to keep up with all things . 😄

The Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) serves as a catalyst for regional progress by focusing leaders

"The new rail   segments will include, among other things, wildflower beds, a ropes course, zip line, interactive water ...
24/04/2019

"The new rail segments will include, among other things, wildflower beds, a ropes course, zip line, interactive water features, a bocce court, and potentially a large public ." -Curbed Atlanta

Paved path could one day link to the Atlanta Beltline via the Peachtree Creek Greenway.

The   is one of the region’s natural wonders. But in many parts of metro Atlanta, access to the river is limited. The st...
23/04/2019

The is one of the region’s natural wonders. But in many parts of metro Atlanta, access to the river is limited. The study to create a new vision for the Chattahoochee is being led by SCAPE and local partners over 18 months. The Trust for Public Land City of Atlanta Government Cobb County Government

Understanding our region. Exploring our future.

"...The AJC asked local environmental advocates of all sorts, ranging from industry experts to concerned citizens, to sh...
22/04/2019

"...The AJC asked local environmental advocates of all sorts, ranging from industry experts to concerned citizens, to share — in their own words — their greatest concerns about the ." Happy !

Earth Day 2019: Metro Atlanta residents share their greatest environmental concerns

While 96% of residents have said they support the city’s clean energy goals, a city survey revealed almost half are unaw...
15/04/2019

While 96% of residents have said they support the city’s clean energy goals, a city survey revealed almost half are unaware of the savings and clean energy programs that are already available... The city has said it will partner with Georgia Power and the community to better educate residents on existing energy efficiency and energy programs. AJC https://www.ajc.com/news/local/homeowners-play-role-atlanta-clean-energy-plan/vnxyE3Z5Of3s70eADs9xBI/

How homeowners will play a role in Atlanta’s Clean Energy Plan

"An innovative, weeklong online course from Emory University... is using metro   as a textbook of sorts to explore the r...
12/04/2019

"An innovative, weeklong online course from Emory University... is using metro as a textbook of sorts to explore the region’s progress and – and how views about progress vary..."

Understanding our region. Exploring our future.

The Governor’s Office of Highway Safety kicked of its Distracted Driving Awareness Month in time for the   as thousands ...
11/04/2019

The Governor’s Office of Highway Safety kicked of its Distracted Driving Awareness Month in time for the as thousands of people take over Augusta area roadways.

The Governor’s Office of Highway Safety kicked of its Distracted Driving Awareness Month in time for the Masters as thousands of people take over

Here in  , a month of events has been announced by various   designed to bring awareness to   and green efforts as well ...
09/04/2019

Here in , a month of events has been announced by various designed to bring awareness to and green efforts as well as encourage residents to get involved at the level. -Atlanta INtown

With debate continues to rage over the effects of climate change around the globe, more than 190 countries will mark the 49th annual observance of Earth Day on April 22. Here in Atlanta, a month of events has been announced by various nonprofits designed to bring awareness to sustainable and green e...

Old growth   remnants can be found within a two-minute walk of commercial thoroughfares – unheard of in other major citi...
08/04/2019

Old growth remnants can be found within a two-minute walk of commercial thoroughfares – unheard of in other major cities. Old growth , sometimes dating back to the 1700s, have been standing quietly for centuries, with their roots in old forest soils, now located in backyards. - SaportaReport

By Guest Columnist KATHRYN KOLB, a naturalist who serves as director of EcoAddendum and also consults with communities on tree ordinancesAs more of Atlanta’s trees fall to new development, the city plans to update its Tree Protection Ordinance. New tree ordinance revisions are being drafted in the...

05/04/2019

Atlanta Streets Alive returns for its 6th year on April 7 for the first of three events that will close local streets to vehicle traffic and open them up for pedestrians, bicycles, skaters and scooters for the afternoon. The 2019 kickoff will be held on Peachtree Street from South Downtown to Midtow...

"Atlanta Land Trust aims to create and preserve   options in Beltline neighborhoods grappling with   and displacement is...
04/04/2019

"Atlanta Land Trust aims to create and preserve options in Beltline neighborhoods grappling with and displacement issues." Curbed Atlanta

23-home project spearhead by Atlanta Land Trust could be constructed in just 90 days.

Whether you’re on two wheels or two feet, here’s a look at some of the most innovative   around. South Fork Conservancy ...
01/04/2019

Whether you’re on two wheels or two feet, here’s a look at some of the most innovative around. South Fork Conservancy Path400 Cumberland Community Improvement District

More trails are coming to metro Atlanta as the region works to develop a comprehensive, connected trail network.

A team of   called 9 x 18, named for the average size of a   space, have created a series of visualizations to show what...
29/03/2019

A team of called 9 x 18, named for the average size of a space, have created a series of visualizations to show what a 250-square-foot space could become. 99% Invisible

Cars are made to be driven, but they spend just 5% of every day in motion. The rest of the time, cars in the US sit in the country’s 800+ million parking spaces, which occupy roughly 25,000 square miles. Even if all of the vehicles in the nation were parked at once, including both passenger

A new survey finds that urban   could benefit from better data on   and pests and a focus on social  . 🌳
26/03/2019

A new survey finds that urban could benefit from better data on and pests and a focus on social . 🌳

A new survey finds that urban forests could benefit from better data on climate change and pests and a focus on social equity.

Walkers, cyclists, and drivers could   street space on downtown   in a new vision of the street that has people talking....
25/03/2019

Walkers, cyclists, and drivers could street space on downtown in a new vision of the street that has people talking. Check it out. 🚶‍♀️🚴‍♂️🚗

This vision for Atlanta’s landmark street dares us to re-think what it means to “Share the road.”

25/03/2019

An overview of how the wage gap plays out in Metro Atlanta. Considers earnings by degree type and sector.

22/03/2019

Go Transit’s ad employs all the well-worn cliches from car commercials in favor of the humble, lovable bus.

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