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Research

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

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.

Solution Summary Overview

Learn more about all 20 of the Drawdown Georgia climate solutions

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

Drawdown Georgia By the Numbers: Local Climate Data at Your Fingertips

Achieving net zero emissions by 2050 is an ambitious yet achievable goal. But how do we track our progress? How can we visualize reductions in emissions that are happening in our communities? Drawdown Georgia by the Numbers county emissions updates are a

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​​Georgia's Changing Carbon Footprint: A Progress Report

What’s the latest on Georgia’s changing carbon footprint? Here’s a progress report. This spring, Drawdown Georgia is sharing newly available climate data that examines the progress made since 2017.  What are the big takeaways? Where are we seeing

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Accelerating Climate Solutions at the 2023 Georgia Climate Conference

What does a changing climate mean for Georgia? And, most importantly, what can we do about it? Join us at the 2023 Georgia Climate Conference and learn how you can accelerate climate action in our state. Building a Climate Network with the Georgia Climate

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