A disagreement has arisen between the state and the City of Atlanta regarding the cause of a fish kill in the South River. The state and the city have differing opinions on what led to the fish kill. For more information on this issue, readers can refer to the report by WABE, which provides further details on the split between the state and the City of Atlanta.
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