Two harmful, unnecessary, and expensive methane gas pipeline projects—the South System Expansion 4 (SSE4) and Mississippi Crossing—are currently being proposed to cut approximately 500 miles across Alabama, Georgia, and Mississippi, threatening communities and some of our most beloved landscapes. In Georgia alone, the proposed SSE4 pipeline impacts 6 river watersheds—places where people fish, swim, farm, and get their drinking water. In some communities near compressor stations like Macon and Columbus, the pipeline will increase air pollution and expose communities to a greater risk of asthma, cancer, and heart attacks. Sign the petition below and tell the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) the South can’t afford more harmful, expensive, unnecessary gas pipelines!

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Georgia’s rising electric bills shouldn’t be the cost of corporate expansion! As data centers drive massive new energy and fossil-fuel demand in Georgia, families, faith communities, and small businesses risk being stuck with the bill for power infrastructure built to serve big corporations! Georgia Senate Bill (SB) 34 puts common-sense guardrails in place to increase transparency and stop Georgia Power from shifting data center costs onto households. It’s about fairness, accountability, and keeping the lights on without breaking the bank. Email your legislators today and urge them to support SB 34.

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