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Georgia Sierran
 
Below is the online version of our Chapter newsletter, the Georgia Sierran, which is published 6 times a year. The newsletter contains timely and informative articles written by Georgia Chapter members.
 
 
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Nov-Dec 2009 issue
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Contact Us: Drop a line to the Georgia Sierran editorial staff at georgia.chapter@sierraclub.org

Special Features:
Make Your Holidays Green
The end of the year is fast approaching as the holiday season starts. Time is running out for your support of the GA Chapter for 2009.
Green Sex Party Brings Together Environmentalists and Women’s Groups
What do "green" and "sex" have in common? According to a Sierra Club program in July, the answer is "EVERYTHING."
Georiga Fresh Water Turtles In Perils
Georgia freshwater turtles must contend with a lot of problems.
EPD Hearing Early County
On July 28, environmental groups and concerned citizens attended the EPD hearing for the Longleaf coal power plant.
Fight to Stop Dirty Coal Continues
The Sierra Club is opposing construction of two new dirty coal-fired power plants in Georgia.
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