Rising city trash fees & data center power rules
Thomas Wheatley from Axios Atlanta joins the show to discuss major local stories shaping the metro area. A proposal at Atlanta City Hall could raise standard household trash and recycling bills by 23% over two years to address a $53 million solid-waste deficit and upgrade aging garbage trucks. And environmental concerns surrounding a Trump administration EPA rule proposal that could eliminate federal public notification mandates for minor-source air pollution permits—potentially reducing public scrutiny on backup diesel generators used at Georgia data centers.
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