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Some coastal areas are more prone to devastating hurricanes – a meteorologist explains why

by Athena Masson/University of Florida May 29th, 2021May 29th, 2021

Warm water, little wind shear and moisture spark storms but coastlines and offshore shelves help determine strength.

Atlantic hurricane season starts June 1 – here’s what forecasters are watching right now

by Kristopher Karnauskas/University of Colorado Boulder May 28th, 2021May 28th, 2021

Judge blocks dredging during sea turtle nesting season

by Emily Jones/GPB News May 21st, 2021May 25th, 2021

Warnock asks feds to slow down review of Spaceport Camden

by Dave Williams/Capitol Beat May 17th, 2021May 25th, 2021

After 20 years, flatwoods salamander gets a rescue plan

by Laura E. Corley/The Current March 26th, 2021March 26th, 2021

Brunswick-area dredging plan raises concerns for sea turtles

by Emily Jones/GPB News March 26th, 2021March 26th, 2021

Concerns about North Atlantic Right Whales grow as calving season ends

by Molly Samuel March 16th, 2021March 16th, 2021

Biden reinstates migratory bird protections gutted under Trump

by Jacob Fischler/Georgia Recorder March 10th, 2021March 10th, 2021

New study: Climate change weakening ocean currents that shape weather on Atlantic coast

by Bob Berwyn/Inside Climate News March 3rd, 2021March 3rd, 2021

Could frosted flatwoods salamander be Georgia’s climate change canary?

by Laura Corley March 1st, 2021March 3rd, 2021