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Drawdown Georgia is grounded in research. Learn more about the science supporting our work to scale climate solutions.

Georgia Reduces Carbon Intensity of its Economy by Two-Thirds Since 2005, Even as GDP and Population Grew Significantly

Between 2005 and 2024, statewide emissions fell by 33% while the carbon intensity of Georgia’s economy dropped by more than two-thirds.

Climate Solutions Tracker

Download our new report offering a snapshot of Georgia's best-performing climate solutions and the communities where they are scaling.

Georgia Views on Climate Solutions: Initial Findings

Public opinion research released in 2022 explored Georgians views on climate solutions.

Drawdown Georgia Research Published by Proceedings of the National Academy of Science Journal

The research underpinning Drawdown Georgia was published in July 2021.

Georgian Attitudes on Climate Change, Covid-19 and Equity

Public opinion research released in 2020 explored Georgians views on climate solutions and more.

A Case Study from the State of Georgia

A paper published in Environmental Management outlines the Drawdown Georgia framework as a case study for subnational climate action

The Science Behind Drawdown Georgia: A Webinar

The Drawdown Georgia research was released in October 2020. You can view the webinar presentation here.

Stories

Dr. Preeti Jaggi on Children’s Health, Clean Air, and the Power of Collective Action

Locally focused, cross-disciplinary climate action is crucial to advancing meaningful solutions across Georgia. That type of work, rooted in both science and community partnership, is exactly what Dr. Preeti Jaggi is focused on. A pediatric infectious disease

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From Peak to Progress: Georgia’s Carbon Story in the Last 20 Years

Two decades ago, many believed that cutting emissions would come at the expense of economic growth. But a new report from Drawdown Georgia and the Georgia Tech Climate and Energy Policy Lab shows that Georgia has done just the opposite. Between 2005 and 2024,

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Georgia Reduces Carbon Intensity of its Economy by Two-Thirds Since 2005, Even as GDP and Population Grew Significantly

Atlanta, GA – Georgia has made major progress in reducing greenhouse gas emissions over the past two decades, even as its economy more than doubled and its population added nearly 2.5 million people. A new report from the Climate and Energy Policy

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