On the Earthwatch

Residents of Roswell, Alpharetta and Milton have a great opportunity this Saturday to get rid of all those large and unusual items they have gathered in their garages, basements and attics.

Despite the official end of the drought last June, and the heavy rain since, there are still outdoor watering restrictions for Metro Atlantans.

Exposure to a common agricultural herbicide is turning male frogs into female frogs. There could be consequences for us.

The Georgia Organics Conference in underway in Athens. The sold out event features everyone from farmers, to families, and even one sought-after International Food "Icon".

Cobb county is offering residents a safe way to get rid of all the old,expired and unused medicines hidden away in your bathroom cabinet.
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What Can You Do?
- Recycle plastic, paper, aluminum cans, and glass.
- Buy reusable products instead of disposables.
- Lower heating costs by adding insulation to the walls and attic of your house.
- Install weather stripping to help the efficiency of your air conditioner and heater.
- Use compact fluorescent lightbulbs, which are more efficient than incandescents.
- Drive less and use mass transit whenever possible.
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Almost twelve years ago, Douglasville/Douglas County understood that if it was to have a secure water supply for the future it needed to start then. And now it's sitting high...and wet.
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