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Monitoring Pollution in James Island Creek

By Mary Edna | Published: May 17, 2019

In 2012 I started getting sick when I swam in James Island Creek. After visiting every local group, Charleston Waterkeeper came to the rescue and began its program of monitoring the water off our dock. Years of sampling data and advocacy now has a TDML (total maximum daily load) goal set by DHEC to reduce […]

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Monitoring Pollution in James Island Creek

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