Delete Apathy seeks to change the political climate of environmental and social policy through creative projects. Helmed by renowned artist Mary Edna Fraser, we hope to form a pattern for activism in your backyard. Delete Apathy is our Studio signature for various events and exhibitions planned for major universities and institutions.

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Don’t fill Charleston’s last urban tidal creek

By Mary Edna | Published: June 23, 2015

Gadsden Creek, the last remaining urban tidal creek in historic Charleston, is threatened by development. 93 concerned citizens congregated at DHEC’s public meeting at 265 Fishburne St on June 17, 2015. It began with a 10 minute defense by a representative of WestEdge (Horizon Project Foundation, Inc.) to fill 354,000 cubic feet of wetlands and […]

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Prayers for healing in Charleston, SC

By Mary Edna | Published: June 18, 2015

Our hearts go out to the congregation of Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church downtown after the 9 PM shooting yesterday. The young man spent an hour at the prayer meeting before opening fire. The 9 lost lives of our community members shake our city to its historic roots. This tragic event follows the killing of […]

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We stand against offshore drilling in South Carolina

By Celie Dailey | Published: June 11, 2015

There is little value and great risk in drilling offshore in South Carolina. According to the Coastal Conservation League: Estimates suggest that South Carolina may only have enough oil and gas off its coast to meet current demand in the US for approximately 6 days. The US Department of Energy has concluded this amount of […]

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Category Archives: South Carolina

Don’t fill Charleston’s last urban tidal creek

Prayers for healing in Charleston, SC

We stand against offshore drilling in South Carolina

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