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Donor Profile: Karen Sundberg, Georgetown
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Huger community reaches settlement over sand mine expansion
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We Cannot Continue "Business-as-Usual" | E-News for April 2021
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Arcadia Lakes not SLAPPed
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Arguments Made Over Breaching Public Access To Captain Sam’s Spit In Future Development
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Commentary: How to fix Greenville's flawed but only check on sprawling development
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Rural character. Country lifestyles. These northern Greenville County natives say growth is ruining that.
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Tiny Berkeley County community of New Hope pushes back against industrial warehouse complex
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Advocates Fight Against Environmental Racism to Save South Carolina Wetland
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SC Supreme Court mulls danger of future erosion and development of Captain Sam’s Spit
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Donor Profile: Clyde and Carlin Timmons, Sullivans Island
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All Set for a Supreme Court Showdown Over Captain Sams Spit | E-News for March 2021
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522-home development in Piedmont wins approval despite traffic and environmental concerns
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Nuke groups pressing Biden administration for more pit production environmental review
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Groups ask Biden administration to reconsider nuke decision
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Cape Romain neighbors push back on sand mine expansion
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South Carolina Considers Breaking up Public Health Agency
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Editorial: DHEC has tweaked SC water quality standards; let’s strive to exceed them
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Atomic weapons plan risky for SC, lawyers say. Noted legal service joins fray
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Biden Administration Asked to Review Plutonium Pit Expansion Plans
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On the Move: Michael Martinez
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Saltwater bodies like Shem Creek must meet stricter bacteria standards with new regulation
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SC Enacts Stricter, Safer Bacteria Standard For Recreational Saltwaters
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Judge upholds state permit for DeBordieu groins
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Persistence And Resources
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Michael Martinez Joins SCELP Upstate Office
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SCDHEC Agrees to Update Long-Expired Permits at 3 Coal Plants
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DHEC Agrees To Update Pollution Permits For Three Coal Plants Affecting Waterways
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After Years Of Failure, DHEC Moves To Limit Water Pollution At Coal Plants
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DHEC Will Revisit SC Coal Pollution Permits That Expired A Decade Ago
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Daufuskie Property Owners, Gullah/Geechee Group Oppose Proposed Sand Mine
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In Major Move, Horry County Gives Up Local Control Of Multi-Million Dollar Industry
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Champion of Upstate SC environmental causes takes lead at Greenville’s Lake Conestee preserve
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Environmental leaders back combined Greenville sewer service; districts maintain objections
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Horry County Looks To Shed Mining Regulations, Making Them A State Government Affair
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Wealthy coastal residents remove illegal seawalls. But dispute rages as seas rise
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Gullah/Geechee Group Seeks To Intervene In Bay Point Island Appeal
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‘We’ve Got To Have Some Restrictions’: Despite Opposition, Horry County Council Moves Looser Mining Regulations Forward
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Developers appeal decision rejecting Bay Point Island resort, may head to court
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Developers appeal decision that blocked luxury resort plan for SC barrier island
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Even Near Endangered Plants, Developer Makes Progress On 147-Home Travelers Rest Subdivision
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As Flooding Increases, Trump Reduces Wetlands Protections, Sparking Concern In SC
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SC Coastal Municipalities And Small Business Chamber Celebrate Seismic Lawsuit Win
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Board Denies Controversial Plan To Put Luxury ‘Ecotourism’ Resort On SC Barrier Island
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Did DHEC Fail To Protect Rivers, Minority Communities From Coal Plant Pollution?
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Sierra Club Files Lawsuit Over Expired Permits At Three South Carolina Coal Plants
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Toxins On Former Upstate Power Plant Site Concern SC Activists
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Opinion: Why it's time for Greenville to address environmental sins from its past
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Petitioners Urge Greenville County To Act Against Sprawl In Rural Northern Areas
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Case Over Future Of Eroding Folly Beach Land Heads To Appeal
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Long Savannah Project Would Destroy 209 Acres Of Wetlands In Flood-Prone West Ashley
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Environmental Groups Team Up To Demand New Septic Tank Revisions
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