A climate change project focused on Georgia has released its first major initiative: A list of questions on how climate change will affect the state and its people, and how to respond and adapt.
The Georgia Climate Project’s 40-question list covers water, energy, agriculture, public health and infrastructure, among others.
“It’s really 40 different ways of asking two things,” said Daniel Rochberg, chief strategy officer of Emory’s Climate at Emory initiative, and one of the leads on the project.
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