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Atlanta City Council votes to temporarily exempt public projects from tree removal rules
The Atlanta City Council voted March 17 to temporarily exempt the Atlanta Beltline and other public infrastructure projects ...
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Prepare for a long spring: Expert warns of persistent high pollen levels in Atlanta
Atlanta's pollen count has reached over 3,000 particles per cubic meter, causing widespread allergy symptoms like sniffles, ...
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Atlanta exempts Beltline, other projects from city's tree protection ordinance
The Atlanta City Council has voted to temporarily exempt the Beltline and other infrastructure projects from an ordinance ...
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From ‘Hotlanta’ Humidity to a Lush Tree Canopy: Mold Inspection Sciences Expands in Georgia to Safeguard Homes Old and New
With a no-conflict-of-interest approach and science-based mold testing, Mold Inspection Sciences (MIS) tackles the hidden ...
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Severe weather Atlanta: If your neighbor's tree falls in your yard, who pays for removal?
According to Trees Atlanta, the metro area has the nation’s highest “urban tree canopy,” defined as the layer of leaves, branches and stems of trees that cover the ground when viewed from above.
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Still the city of trees
With 48 percent of our city covered by trees, Atlanta has the largest canopy of any major U.S. urban area. With improved tree ordinances, legislation, and zoning, I think we’ll be able to ...
Beltline exempt from city tree ordinance
Atlanta City Council voted to temporarily exempt the beltline and other infrastructure projects from the city's tree ordinance. The ordinance is in place to protect the city's tree canopy.