ATLANTA - Hunters would be able to use silencers to harvest deer and other game under legislation the Senate Natural Resources Committee approved Wednesday.Sen. John Bulloch, R-Ochlocknee, told the committee he sponsored Senate Bill 301...
...Georgia's coast, and they acknowledge there's more they would have to do.A special subcommittee of the Senate Natural Resources Committee took testimony for three hours about the possible impact on Georgia from the oil spilling from BP's Deepwater...
...chairman, is a member of the Tallulah River Watershed Council. But Sen. Ross Tolleson, chairman of the Senate Natural Resources Committee, wrapped up the public comments with a 9-minute speech for the rule's wording, noting the stakeholders...
...were concerned it would affect their sport. But the substitute version of the bill that emerged from the Senate Natural Resources Committee exempted a list of activities involving animals from its provisions, including hunting, scientific research...
...regulations put forth by the state's Environmental Protection Division. During a meeting Wednesday of the Senate Natural Resources Committee, state Rep. Henry Reaves, D-Quitman, conceded that his bill is aimed only at water-quality regulations...
...regulations put forth by the state's Environmental Protection Division. During a meeting Wednesday of the Senate Natural Resources Committee, state Rep. Henry Reaves, D-Quitman, conceded that his bill is aimed only at water-quality regulations...
...offer grant money to fast-growing counties willing to commit to preserving undeveloped land, will hit the Senate Natural Resources Committee. The plan enjoys widespread bipartisan support and is expected to pass with little opposition. Legislation...
...combination with other steps (in the plan), we have to do it." Both of Mr. Ladd's bills are pending in the Senate Natural Resources Committee. Reach Dave Williams at (404) 589-8424. Assembly proposals Environmental activists are working to...
...of the committee and selection of its chairman Sen. Ross Tollison, R-Perry, who already chairs the Senate Natural Resources Committee. Joining him are Sen. George Hooks, D-Americus, supplying the voice of experience as the dean of the...
...would have to defer to the agency's expertise on technical matters under legislation approved today by the Senate Natural Resources Committee.Critics say the proposal, Senate Bill 486, would make it harder for people to get a fair break if they...
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