Georgia Power Rate Relief: The Georgia Public Service Commission approved Georgia Power’s fuel-cost and storm-recovery adjustments, cutting typical residential bills by about $4 per month (roughly $285 million statewide per year), with the utility using federal nuclear production tax credits to help offset costs. PSC Accountability Fight: Environmental groups and some commissioners pushed for stronger incentives and added scrutiny (including coal dispatch and hedging/transportation costs), but the majority voted down amendments, keeping Georgia Power’s ability to pass along fuel costs to ratepayers. PFAS Legal Push: Floyd County, GA voted to pursue legal action over PFAS “forever chemicals,” seeking claims against parties tied to contamination of county landfills, drinking-water wells, and parks, citing long-term monitoring and remediation burdens. Wildlife Safety & Outdoor Plans: Georgia DNR is reminding residents to be “GatorWise” around alligators as summer activity rises, and it’s promoting National Fishing and Boating Week (June 6–14) with two free fishing days on June 6 and June 13. Seafood Labeling Check: A Savannah-area retest by SeaD Consulting found only 9 of 22 sampled shrimp dishes confirmed as American wild-caught, renewing calls for stronger enforcement of Georgia’s shrimp transparency law. Heat & Drought Context: A new drought-monitor update says recent rain has eased conditions across parts of the Southeast, including eastern Georgia, though long-term dryness risk remains.