Kristi E. Swartz
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Kristi Swartz is an AJC contributing writer covering climate change and related matters. She writes about how climate change impacts people’s lives, from extreme weather hitting parts of the state more frequently, to higher electricity bills, insurance premiums and health care expenses. She’s interested in holding the powerful accountable and delving into the intersections between climate, politics and business.
Latest from Kristi E. Swartz
Proposed Gas Pipeline

A $3B Georgia pipeline changed course — away from a utility leader’s property

Plant Vogtle, operated by Georgia Power

Georgia Power nuclear reactors to get huge face-lift, paid partly by Google

Nuclear politics: Kemp, Granholm host dueling victory parties at Vogtle

Georgia Power spends money to study new nuclear reactor sites

Lawmakers to consider property tax relief for scores of Georgia communities

Warnock blasts OpenAI, Effingham for doing data center deal ‘in the dark’

Nuclear politics: Kemp, Granholm host dueling victory parties at Vogtle

Georgia Power deal to power OpenAI data center is approved, with some fine print

Gov. Kemp picks Stan Wise to replace GOP regulator who stepped down early

Gov. Kemp picks familiar face to replace PSC regulator who stepped down early

110622 watch party photos

Longtime GOP utility regulator to leave post early

Coming soon to rural Georgia: Thousands more acres of new solar projects

Coming soon to rural Georgia: Thousands more acres of new solar projects

Nuclear politics: Kemp, Granholm host dueling victory parties at Vogtle

Southern Company’s data center pipeline keeps filling up

Atlanta is investigating a new fish kill on a different metro area river

Atlanta watershed management responsible for South River fish kill, state says