Georgia House punts on Okefenokee bills as mining fight rages on. One panned by environmentalists failed to get a vote and another cheered by conservationists remains bottled up in committee. From Drew Kann ajc.com/news/bills-tha…

Georgia Power says fleet additions won’t raise rates. Others disagree. From Drew Kann ajc.com/news/business/…

New legal fight over ‘forever chemicals’ erupts in north Georgia. From Drew Kann ajc.com/news/georgia-n…

Breaking, from Drew Kann Mining pause bill clears Georgia House, but Okefenokee fears persist ajc.com/politics/bill-…

The Okefenokee mining fight is at a crucial crossroads in Georgia. From Greg Bluestein and Drew Kann ajc.com/politics/the-o…

The family car is increasingly going to be electric. That is the likely and intended outcome of a new federal rule that will effectively limit the number of fossil fuel-powered vehicles manufacturers can produce. More on A1 in today’s Atlanta Journal-Constitution from Meris Lutz, Drew Kann & myself.

After a disastrous 2023, a “bumper” crop of Georgia peaches is coming: “The expected bounty of peaches should also provide an economic jolt to rural Middle Georgia.” Drew Kann Atlanta Journal-Constitution ajc.com/news/business/…

Important reporting from Drew Kann and Dylan Jackson: String of environmental violations raises concerns about firm linked to Okefenokee mine project ajc.com/news/investiga…

Took a look at the impact of warming weather on Georgians’ health. With ⁦Drew Kann⁩ ajc.com/news/atlanta-n…

New investigation: ‘It’s so broken right now’: How a Georgia agency failed to help disabled people find work ajc.com/news/investiga…

Georgia communities get new federal funding for ‘forever chemical’ cleanup testing via Drew Kann buff.ly/3Mfo67t

By midyear, data center construction had increased 76% in the Atlanta market compared to the same time last year, the most among any of its peers. More on A1 in today’s Atlanta Journal-Constitution from Drew Kann & myself.

Online version: ajc.com/news/business/…

Georgia Power released the latest update to its 20-year energy roadmap map. ⁦Drew Kann⁩ guides you through what’s in it. ⬇️ Georgia Power‘s plan for the future: Add renewables, keep burning coal ajc.com/news/georgia-p…

Georgia Power’s energy road map adds renewables but keeps coal alive By ⁦Drew Kann⁩ ajc.com/news/georgia-p…

Georgia Power this week stood by claims that a surge in electricity demand is coming and defended its plans to meet those needs by continuing to burn coal and modernizing aging power plants. By ⁦Drew Kann⁩ ajc.com/news/business/…

How an unlikely coalition kept a mine away from Georgia’s Okefenokee Swamp. A deep dive with Drew Kann #gapol ajc.com/politics/2025/…

Honored by National Association of Real Estate Editors, NAREE to win a bronze award alongside Drew Kann for our reporting on data centers last year. NAREE recognized a ton of great real estate reporting from across the country, which you can see here: naree.org/jcontest

As data centers flock to the Peach State, they are bringing their enormous energy and water demands with them, raising questions about how they’ll affect customers. The latest story in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s Data Surge series can be found on A1 in today’s paper from Drew Kann & me.

For the latest installment in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution's Data Surge series, Drew Kann and Zachary Hansen have a fascinating report on the power and water demands of the data centers popping up in Georgia.