At the same time, he notes that Earth Day this year must compete for attention with Easter. And today's top environmental challenges, which involve global problems like overpopulation, widespread extinctions and the greenhouse effect, don't motivate Americans as easily as the leaking landfill or smelly smokestack on the edge of the neighborhood. Then, of course, there's the good news that Hayes sees as he looks from the outside at Atlanta. Vanishing privacy in the information age. Save money, energy and the environment.
Guns wind up in states with stronger restrictions on purchases and ownership.
She may very well be Atlanta's next mayor. Fair wages, safe processing plants, unions sought for poultry industry. Nearly 52,000 in Atlanta need rental housing assistance. Young Jewish leaders will experience Passover in the former Soviet Union. Research Atlanta study calls for arts mecca.