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Lowcountry in focus: the Kiawah Spit

By Celie Dailey | Published: July 30, 2014

The Coastal Conservation League, in association with GrowFood Carolina, reported on the status of Captain Sams Spit, Kiawah Island, in their recent newsletter, Lowcountry in focus: Captain Sams Spit is a 150-acre teardrop-shaped landform on the south end of Kiawah Island. (A spit is a narrow coastal land formation that is tied to the coast […]

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Good news for our creek and most waterways in Charleston

By Celie Dailey | Published: June 11, 2014

Thanks to Charleston Waterkeeper, we are happy to report that our creek and most others in our area are again swimmable! View the Water Quality Monitoring page to see the results around town.

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Success in South Carolina thanks to the Coastal Conservation League

By Celie Dailey | Published: June 10, 2014

Environmentalists and industrialists found common ground here in South Carolina after agreeing on a plan to remove and recycle coal ash at 3 Santee Cooper power plants. Spurred by a lawsuit by the Coastal Conservation League, coal ash stored in ponds will be recycled into cement rather than permanently encased on site. A June 7th […]

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Category Archives: South Carolina

Lowcountry in focus: the Kiawah Spit

Good news for our creek and most waterways in Charleston

Success in South Carolina thanks to the Coastal Conservation League

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