From the midterm elections to the Public Service Commission, the Governor’s race, and major environmental legislation, 2026 will shape Georgia’s future for decades. In this episode, we break down what’s coming, what’s at risk, and how clean energy and climate policy are front and center at the Capitol.

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Huffington Foundation Professor of Economics and Environmental Studies at Wesleyan University, Dr. Gary Yohe, joins us to talk about the economic impact of climate change and what his 30 years of research has found.

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GCV's very own, Brionté McCorkle, sits down to chat about climate, energy, and the upcoming elections

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Candidate for Georgia Public Service Commission, Peter Hubbard, joins the podcast to talk about corporate corruption, the rising cost of energy bills, and the importance of holding elected official accountable.

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Candidate for Georgia Public Service Commission, Dr. Alicia Johnson, joins the podcast to talk family, policy, and rising energy costs.

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Candidate for Atlanta City Council, Rohit Malhotra, joins the podcast to talk politics, culture, and environmental justice.

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Doha gives an update on GCVEF programs and what we are doing to make Georgia clearer, greener, and more sustainable.

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On Labor Day, we honor workers whose persistence reshaped the workplace. That's why our Faces of Resilience series is lifting up the story of an Atlanta resident whose journey impacted our energy system and labor force.

Loretta Green was the first Black woman to work at Alabama Power and Southern Company in the 1960s. She faced hostility, spoke truth to power, and paved the way for others. Today, she continues to advocate for her Atlanta community.

Her story reminds us that resilience at work and in our neighborhoods is the foundation of justice.

Read more at www.gcvoters.org/blog

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Kristofor Anderson from the Georgia Environmental Finance Authority tells us how to get up to $16,000 in savings using their home energy rebate programs

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