WABE News Quiz, May 3, 2024

It’s Atlanta faith leaders.

The Atlanta Multifaith Coalition for Palestine held a press conference on Tuesday on the campus of Emory University.

The group also echoed the call of demonstrators for Georgia colleges and universities to divest from companies affiliated with the state of Israel and to end the construction of Atlanta’s controversial Public Safety Training Center that activists have called “Cop City.”

It’s Mozley Park.

For nearly three years, a coalition of residents has campaigned for the Georgia Department of Transportation to install noise barriers along their stretch of I-20. So far, residents have drawn attention from local media and politicians with little change, partly due to federal policy.

It’s Walmart.

The company said it determined that the health centers and its virtual care services — which are also ending — are no longer financially sustainable to justify their continuation.

It’s true.

Georgia’s maternal mortality rate is among the worst in the United States. WABE is exploring the complex factors behind it and what’s being done to address it in our new series, “Missing Moms: Inside Georgia’s maternal health crisis.”

It’s Plant Vogtle.

Georgia’s second new nuclear reactor, Unit 4 at Plant Vogtle, is now operating commercially after years of delays and billions in extra costs.

Almost every electric customer in Georgia will pay for Vogtle, with regulators recently approving a 6% rate increase for Georgia Power’s customers.