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Georgia Power plan to leave coal ash in groundwater could be upended by new EPA rule - Vimarsana News

Georgia Power plan to leave coal ash in groundwater could be upended by new EPA rule

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced on Thursday the final adoption of rules aimed at significantly reducing fossil fuel power plant pollution across the country. Several clean energy nonprofits hailed the Biden-Harris Administration’s historic announcement as a powerful federal law that will reduce health risks associated with toxic metals disposed of in coal ash ponds […] The post Georgia Power plan to leave coal ash in groundwater could be upended by new EPA rule appeared first

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UGA medical school gets approval with hopes of 'alleviating physician shortages' - Vimarsana News

UGA medical school gets approval with hopes of 'alleviating physician shortages'

The University System of Georgia Board of Regents authorized the University of Georgia to establish a new independent School of Medicine in Athens.

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Georgia bill requiring cash bail for 30 crimes, including misdemeanors, heading to governor's desk - Vimarsana News

Georgia bill requiring cash bail for 30 crimes, including misdemeanors, heading to governor's desk

A Georgia bill requiring cash bail for 30 additional crimes and tougher restrictions for bail funds is on its way to Gov. Brian Kemp's desk after receiving final approval in the House.

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State awards second round of grants to assist workforce housing efforts in rural Georgia - Vimarsana News

State awards second round of grants to assist workforce housing efforts in rural Georgia

Four areas to share $9 million in program announced last year by Gov. Brian Kemp.

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