
PRIORITIES
- Environmental Quality - Water, Beaches, Marshes, Forests, Fish & Wildlife
- Curbing climate change causing rising sea level, storm intensity, flooding
- Transitioning to clean energy and reducing reliance on fossil fuels
- Improving outcomes of economic development and environmental permits
- Enhancing public awareness of issues and participation in resolving them
- Reshaping evaluation of development choices and their consequences
Keep web-searching for Center commentary on important coastal Georgia issues!
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Our Purpose
What the Center Stands For: Defending the public's quality of life
Protecting natural beauty of Georgia's Coast
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- Funding Sources
- Family foundations and charitable trusts
- Individual donations that are tax deductible
- Efficiently Managed Administrative Budget
- Carefully controlled expenses ensure effective use of limited funds
- Financially reviewed by a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) firm
Because The Center is an IRS-designated 501[C] 3 organization, all donations are tax-deductible
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Ignoring facts has dangerous consequences.
The coronavirus outbreak must be controlled with science, just as climate-change impacts must be curbed with fact-based policies.
- Political manipulation cannot protect us. Suppressing factual information threatens our health, quality of life, and future.
- The politicization of information about COVID-19 and other threats will reduce trust and undermine the effectiveness of both public health advisories and environmental policies.
- Actions Recommended:
(a) Urge senators and representatives in Congress to ensure that Americans at risk are properly protected by restoring science
in all aspects of government.
(b) Talk to your local elected officials about the importance of science and accuracy in enforcement of ordinances, etc.
(c) Discuss similar problems caused by disinformation and misinformation with your trusted colleagues, and (d) contact us about your concerns.
Find your Congressional contacts at https://www.house.gov/representatives.
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- Call your legislator(s)
- Attend meetings
- Speak out
- Volunteer
- Recruit support
- Write comments
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Defending Georgia's Coast:
Center for a Sustainable Coast ushers in its 25th anniversary Savannah Morning News, May 31, 2022
- Center Events, Collaboration & Published Commentary on Climate Change + Clean Energy - May 2022
- The Center's 25th Anniversary Overview - March 2022
- Why a bill expediting private ownership of Georgia's salt marsh is a bad idea - The Savannahian, March 2022
- Carbon capture distinctions are critical - Coastal Courier and The Brunswick News, February 2022
- Environmental groups challenge Sea Island - Coastal Courier, February 2022
- Action needed on climate change - Savannah Morning News, January 2022
- Resolving to serve the common good in 2022 - Coastal Courier, January 2022
- Spaceport Camden is wishful thinking, wasteful speculation - The Brunswick News, January 2022
- Creating a sustainable economy - The Brunswick News, Jesup Press-Sentinel, December 2021
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List of Center comments on coastal issues published in regional news media, 2018-2021
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- Resource Management
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Coastal Issues
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Governmental Associations
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Climate Change / Sustainability
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Environmental Education & Law
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Center For A
Sustainable Coast
221 Mallery St. Suite B
St. Simons Island, GA 31522
Mobile: 912-689-4471
Email: susdev@gate.net
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