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What you need to know about Cainhoy Peninsula
Cainhoy (SC) 36″ x 36″ batik on silk, Mary Edna Fraser 2014
A proposed development on the Cainhoy Peninsula could make low-country flooding problems even worse. The Southern Environmental Law Center tells us how this risky development could drastically affect our already destructive flooding issues in this article: