As Georgia’s Senate continues its exploration of how best to push the state’s forestry into the future, a second meeting by the Senate Advancing Forest Innovation in Georgia Study Committee has been scheduled. Set for Monday, September 30, at 10:00 a.m., President Pro Tempore John F. Kennedy (R–Macon) is slated to chair this pivotal discussion on supporting sustainable practices in forestry and related industries. …The committee, focusing on public policy to foster investment into facilities that utilize Georgia-grown products to manufacture sustainable components and energy, first convened on a date not specified. Their task is to advance forest innovation through legislation, research, and partnerships that bolster the sector’s eco-friendly and economic potential.