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'Rivian go away' Demonstrators flood JDA meeting in protest of $5 billion plant - Vimarsana News

'Rivian go away' Demonstrators flood JDA meeting in protest of $5 billion plant

More than 200 anti-Rivian demonstrators flooded a Joint Development Authority meeting in Madison on Tuesday, Jan. 25, to confront the four-county board about the incoming $5 billion electric car manufacturing

"Rivian go away' Anti-Rivian demonstrators flood JDA meeting in protest of $5 billion plant - Vimarsana News

"Rivian go away' Anti-Rivian demonstrators flood JDA meeting in protest of $5 billion plant

More than 200 anti-Rivian demonstrators flooded a Joint Development Authority meeting in Madison on Tuesday, Jan. 25, to confront the four-county board about the incoming $5 billion electric car manufacturing

Rivian's Georgia electric vehicle plant sparks fears among neighbors - Vimarsana News

Rivian's Georgia electric vehicle plant sparks fears among neighbors

Some Georgia residents are exploring if they can stop or limit Rivian's new plant, including throwing up possible zoning roadblocks.

Social Circle residents upset over proposed electric battery plant - Vimarsana News

Social Circle residents upset over proposed electric battery plant

Residents say they feel planning was done in private, while project leaders said they had monthly public meetings about the site as early as last May that few people attended.

Social Circle residents upset over upset over planned electric vehicle plant - Vimarsana News

Social Circle residents upset over upset over planned electric vehicle plant

Residents say they feel planning was done in private, while project leaders said they had monthly public meetings about the site as early as last May that few people attended.