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Community Pressure Mounts Against Dominion Energyâs Pamplico Pipeline
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Bold Action & Major Announcements | October E-News
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WestEdge project to fill Gadsden Creek in Charleston is challenged in court
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Lawsuit filed over state permit for Gadsden Creek construction
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âLawsuit Launched to Protect Gadsden Creek from Destruction
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SCELP launches lawsuit to âprotect Gadsden Creek from destructionâ
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Lawsuit launched to prevent filling of tidal Gadsden Creek as part of WestEdge development
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Daufuskie Island Protected from Sand Mine
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Supreme Court Affirms People Over Profit | September E-News
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County has the chance to create a vision for the future
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Rural councilman wants Greenville County to stop new subdivisions for 6 months
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Impact of Fairfield County mining project has some residents concerned about quarry
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âCaptain Sams Spit: Supreme Court Denies Developerâs Petition for Rehearing
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Environmental law group threatens to sue Greenville County Council over land rule vote
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Greenville County Council Faces Lawsuit Threat Over Rushed Adoption of New Land Use Rule
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Luck Stone, Start by Being a Good Neighbor
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More Sprawl Coming Soon? | E-News for August
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The Fight to Protect Greenville from Unrestrained Development Continues
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County Council Must Protect What Makes Greenville Special
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Action Needed Now: Tell County Council to Adopt Staffâs Proposed Changes to Article 3.1
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Action Alert: Tell County Council to Adopt Staff's Article 3.1 Replacement
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Groups threaten to sue county over delay in comp plan update
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The time is now
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Georgetown Planning Commission Facing Legal Action Over Lack of New Comp Plan
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A new mine could come to the Midlands. Hereâs why some residents want to stop it
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Don't Let SC Be The Pits State | E-News for July
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Use Your Voice to Protect Greenville's Green Spaces
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Luck Mine Comment Letter
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Speak Out for Fairfield County!
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Dispute over Long Savannah wetland permits ends in settlement
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Winter 2021
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Shoreline Issues: Past, Present and Future
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Berkeley-Charleston industrial developer reaches $1M deal with New Hope community
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US pit production: Why we can wait, and why we should wait
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Feds face suit over plan to build atomic weapons component factory in SC
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Watchdog groups suing Biden administration over plutonium pit plans
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Groups sue Biden admin over planned expansion of nuke work
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Lawsuit Filed Against Biden Administration Over Nuclear Bomb Core Production Plans
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WATCH: Major Action Against DOE's Plutonium Pit Plans
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Judge: Flawed Greenville land use rule must be considered even as county works to fix it
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SCELP, Nuclear Watchdogs Hold Virtual Press Conference
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Judge Sends Fews Crossing Subdivision Back to Greenville County Planning Commission
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Captain Samâs Spit Permits Denied
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What's yours may be mined in Fairfield County
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South Carolina Townâs Growth Seeks to Outrace EPA Waters Rule
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Editorial: The court has spoken. Now itâs time to conserve Captain Samâs Spit for all of us forever.
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BIG Victory for Our Tidelands | E-news for June 2021
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Commentary: Public trust doctrine was crucial to protecting Captain Samâs Spit
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Commentary: SC Supreme Court ruling on Capt. Samâs Spit is a victory for entire coast
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BIG STORY: Advocates fear tons of nuclear waste from new SRS project
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As Greenville argues over development rule, judge urges council to âget this under controlâ
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County Council members delay action on development rule after judge urges them to 'fix' it
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SC Supreme Court overturns permits in latest battle over Captain Samâs Spit
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SC Supreme Court blocks development on fragile coastal sand spit. Is the fight over?
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Supreme Court Rules Against Development on Captain Sams Spit for the Third Time
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South Carolina Chapter of the Sierra Club
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CCU foundation sues large land donor, blocking Waties Island preservation
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SC Supreme Court justices question whether landfill operator near Liberty aims to take coal ash
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Arabella Farm lawsuit dismissed, environmentalists say decision could limit ability to sue
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Watch Amy Armstrong fight for Pickens County at the Supreme Court
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Action needed NOW to protect rural lands and communities
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Rezoning tests limits of rural growth
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4 options to fight urban sprawl around Greenville County have emerged. Here's what to know
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Setting New Records | E-News for May 2021
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Virtual donations top $2 million in 36 hours
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Donor Profile: Jess Epley, Murrells Inlet
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Why is Columbia suing its own zoning board? It involves a scrapyard and Gills Creek
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SC lawmakers may extend building permits for years despite rapidly changing coast
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Groups Threaten Court Challenge Within 60 Days over DOE Pit Production Plans
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Minorities threatened by atomic weapons plants in S. Carolina and NM, groups say
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Greenville County Council puts brakes on repeal of controversial land-development rule
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Environmental groups threaten feds with lawsuit over plutonium pit plans
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Coalition plans to sue over pit work at LANL
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Groups Notify Biden Admin of Impending Lawsuit Over Nuclear Bomb Core Plans
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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 Samâs 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 Samâs Spit
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All Set for a Supreme Court Showdown Over Captain Sams Spit | E-News for March 2021
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Donor Profile: Clyde and Carlin Timmons, Sullivans Island
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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; letâs 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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