Survey: Your favorite story of 2017

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November 10, 2017 — We want to hear from you, our readers. Please take a moment to vote on which of the four stories below from the past year left the biggest mark on you. We’ll let you know the winner in a few days.

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If you need a refresher, you can revisit these stories on hazardous vapors, carbon sequestration, wildlife ranching and deep ocean impacts.

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Mildred Spalding Nov. 10th, 2017

Loved the Beltline article. It was very inspiring !! I hope it will encourage more people to travel the Beltline and get more sections paved. ALL of Atlanta needs to benefit from this incredible opportunity.. Thanks. !!!!
elainersacco@gmail.com Nov. 11th, 2017

I like the way the articles are written with more depth and they also include positive things being done
Susan Taylor Nov. 14th, 2017

I thought the beltline article was well written and a wonderful inspiration for urban areas. Kudos to Judith Moen for bringing it to light!
Marion Reid Nov. 16th, 2017

Judith Moen's Beltline article is a fabulous read! I plan to forward this article to many folks. All those involved should be very proud of transforming the City of Atlanta. The article keeps the reader fully engaged and encourages revisiting the links provided.
Todd, Ensia Publisher (Writer) Nov. 20th, 2017

Thanks, everyone! It looks like we should have included the Beltline story in our list of your favorite from this past year.

Survey: Your favorite story of 2017

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