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Our home in Charleston, SC is at great risk due to climate change

By Celie Dailey | Published: May 8, 2014

The blog ThinkProgress.org highlighted the uneven impacts of across the United States in their May 7th article, “The Southeast U.S. Has Had More Billion-Dollar Disasters Than The Rest Of The Country Combined”. The Obama administration’s National Climate Assessment was just released, showing that the Southeast and Caribbean are vulnerable in nearly every realm where we […]

In-depth coverage of 526 expansion impacts

By Celie Dailey | Published: January 31, 2014

We just discovered John Cecil’s video THE IMPACTED which appeared with the Post & Courier article People who live near proposed path of I-526 unlikely to be compensated on July 1, 2013. His video informs the public of the path of the proposed ground-level and raised highway and its path through some of the last […]

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A letter from Dana Beach regarding Captain Sam’s Spit and other South Carolina environmental issues

By Celie Dailey | Published: October 8, 2013

Folks, Here are four excellent articles from the Post and Courier and the State. The first, [Capt. Sam’s Spit development could imperil little-regarded marsh turtle on Kiawah Island] by the Post and Courier’s Bo Petersen, reports that the development of Capt. Sams’ Spit by the Kiawah developers could destroy a population of diamond-back terrapins, the […]

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Category Archives: Charleston

Our home in Charleston, SC is at great risk due to climate change

In-depth coverage of 526 expansion impacts

A letter from Dana Beach regarding Captain Sam’s Spit and other South Carolina environmental issues

Creek by Creek

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