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Coastal Conservation League’s efforts to keep Kiawah Spit pristine are heard in appeals court

By Mary Edna | Published: October 22, 2009

Kiawah Island TALK reported on the latest efforts of the Kiawah Development Partners (KDP) to get a revetment/bulkhead built to stabilize Kiawah Spit and their plan for a subsequent housing development: Kiawah Island TALK – October 2009 (download full pdf). In summary: After hundreds of taxpayers made their voices heard in protest to Congressman Henry […]

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Kiawah Spit still unaltered, opposition to revetments being heard in court

By Mary Edna | Published: August 31, 2009

This update about the proposed development of the Kiawah Spit by Kiawah Development Partners (KDP) was sent out by Friends of the Kiawah River on August 30, 2009: The hearing concerning the Kiawah River Revetment between KDP, represented by Leonard Long, and DHEC has finished. Our legal team (SCELP) supported DHEC in their decision to […]

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Future generations have one less coal plant

By Mary Edna | Published: August 26, 2009

Santee Cooper has finally given up its $2.2 billion dollar coal-fired power plant by unanimous vote of its board. The Coastal Conservation League (CCL) has been fighting its construction for three years, alongside instrumental concerned citizens’ groups, Conservation Voters of South Carolina (CVSC) and SCsaysNO, and the Sierra Club’s Beyond Coal Campaign. Mary Edna Fraser […]

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Category Archives: South Carolina

Coastal Conservation League’s efforts to keep Kiawah Spit pristine are heard in appeals court

Kiawah Spit still unaltered, opposition to revetments being heard in court

Future generations have one less coal plant

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