The U.S. Supreme Court recently decided a case that dealt a blow to conservationists by rolling back federal wetlands protections and stands to exclude many Georgia lands from federal oversight. In ...
On Tybee Island near Savannah, higher tides and sunny day flooding have become regular occurrences. The city has built up sand dunes and beaches, and now requires new construction to be raised above ...
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Rules around construction of private recreational docks in Georgia's wetlands raise concerns
Georgia’s grassy mane may just be pageant-perfect: 100 miles long and half a million acres of marshlands thick, the state’s coast harbors the second-largest salt marsh in the country. But its iconic ...
ATLANTA (CN) — Attorneys for two Georgia environmental groups asked the 11th Circuit on Thursday to once again overturn a federal judge’s dismissal of their lawsuit pursuing Clean Water Act violations ...
FILE: An egret flies over the marsh along the McQueen's Island Trail. Coastal Georgia's wetlands have long been protected by state and federal policy, but a Supreme Court case may make wetlands ...
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