Falcons’ desire for open-air stadium creates issues in Atlanta

The Falcons christened the Georgia Dome in 1992.  In 20 seasons, they’ve used it barely 200 times.  Naturally, then, it’s obsolete and must be replaced. The Falcons prefer that it be replaced with an open-air stadium.  Tim Tucker of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution explains that the Georgia World Congress Authority, the state agency that operates the…