Adam Van Brimmer

Savannah

Reporter at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Editor-In-Chief of the Savannah Morning News Opinion Page.

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Offshore drilling threat resurfaces along Georgia's coast

2 weeks ago | gazettextra.com | Adam Van Brimmer |Drew Kann

SAVANNAH, Ga. ― Opening the Georgia coast to offshore drilling is again under consideration, and the public has until Monday to comment. The federal agency that manages energy resources along the Outer Continental Shelf, the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, is in the early stages of developing a schedule for offshore oil and gas leases that would extend through 2029.
Offshore drilling threat resurfaces along Georgia's coast

2 weeks ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Adam Van Brimmer |Drew Kann

SAVANNAH, Ga. ― Opening the Georgia coast to offshore drilling is again under consideration, and the public has until Monday to comment. The federal agency that manages energy resources along the Outer Continental Shelf, the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, is in the early stages of developing a schedule for offshore oil and gas leases that would extend through 2029.
Georgia coast being considered for offshore drilling

2 weeks ago | ajc.com | Adam Van Brimmer |Drew Kann

SAVANNAH ― Opening the Georgia coast to offshore drilling is again under consideration, and the public has until Monday to comment. The federal agency that manages energy resources along the Outer Continental Shelf, the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, is in the early stages of developing a schedule for offshore oil and gas leases that would extend through 2029.
Savannah banking on other Asian shipping to offset China tariff storm

2 weeks ago | ajc.com | Adam Van Brimmer

SAVANNAH ― Legend has it Savannah’s meteoric rise as a port city started with a snap decision by a cargo ship captain 25 years ago. The vessel, operated by then the world’s largest carrier, was sailing north to call on one of the several larger ports up the East Coast when the skipper elected to “turn left” at the Savannah River.
Offshore drilling threat resurfaces along Georgia’s coast

2 weeks ago | thederrick.com | Adam Van Brimmer |Drew Kann

SAVANNAH, Ga. ― Opening the Georgia coast to offshore drilling is again under consideration, and the public has until Monday to comment. The federal agency that manages energy resources along the Outer Continental Shelf, the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, is in the early stages of developing a schedule for offshore oil and gas leases that would extend through 2029.
Offshore drilling threat resurfaces along Georgia’s coast

2 weeks ago | lancasterfarming.com | Adam Van Brimmer |Drew Kann

SAVANNAH, Ga. ― Opening the Georgia coast to offshore drilling is again under consideration, and the public has until Monday to comment. The federal agency that manages energy resources along the Outer Continental Shelf, the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, is in the early stages of developing a schedule for offshore oil and gas leases that would extend through 2029.
Construction deaths, injuries at Hyundai's Georgia EV plant draw scrutiny

2 weeks ago | ajc.com | Adam Van Brimmer

ELLABELL ― Water sat atop the plastic-covered metal frame at a construction site on the Hyundai electric vehicle factory campus. Allen Kowalski went to help the forklift operator. The materials had shifted, the forklift operator told authorities, and he and Kowalski began cutting away the plasticto drain the water and, they hoped, stabilize the load. Instead, the metal frame fell on top of Kowalski, crushing him.
There's an open US House seat in coastal Georgia. Who wants it?

4 weeks ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Adam Van Brimmer

The incumbent announces he or she won't seek reelection, and would-be successors rush to launch campaigns to raise money and establish themselves as early front-runners.
Who wants coastal Georgia's U.S. House seat? So far, not many

4 weeks ago | ajc.com | Adam Van Brimmer

SAVANNAH ― Dust rarely gathers on open U.S. House seats. The incumbent announces he or she won’t seek reelection, and would-be successors rush to launch campaigns to raise money and establish themselves as early front-runners. Georgia’s 1st Congressional District, a post open for more than three weeks now, is breaking that norm. The incumbent, Rep. Buddy Carter, R-St. Simons Island, entered the 2026 U.S. Senate race May 8, three days after term-limited Gov.
There’s an open US House seat in coastal Georgia. Who wants it?

4 weeks ago | dailygazette.com | Adam Van Brimmer

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