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Andrew Wunderley

January: Flood risks rise as federal wetlands protections disappear. SC needs help, senators told https://www.thestate.com/news/local/environment/article284318173.html February: Septic tank lawsuit outcome still unknown while permits continue to be issued https://www.live5news.com/2024/02/02/septic-tank-lawsuit-outcome-still-unknown-while-permits-continue-be-issued/ Commentary: DHEC must pause septic tank permitting in SC coastal counties https://www.postandcourier.com/opinion/commentary/sc-septic-tank-permits-arent-getting-proper-review/article_3e8a97f2-bbc4-11ee-8a3a-efae8076c07d.html What does the Lowcountry Oyster Festival do with 50K...

Mar

INTERVIEW WITH BARBARA BECKINGHAM

We caught up with the brilliant, Barbara Beckingham! HP: Why do you choose to support Charleston Waterkeeper? BB: The energy and commitment of Charleston Waterkeeper is very inspiring to me, as a resident and as an environmental scientist. In our local waterways is where I study ways to detect and understand the behavior...

Mar

March 2024 Keeper’s Report

Advocacy, Events, News Article, Nurdles, Outreach, Programs

The Post and Courier, Sunday March 3, 2024 Welcome to your March 2024 Keeper’s Report! If you’ve seen the Post and Courier lately, you know it’s been a very busy start to 2024 for your Charleston Waterkeeper! A pillar of our advocacy work is the data we collect and analyze...

Feb

Rally for Clean Water Press Release

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEMedia Contact: Harriott Parker 843-532-2309Marketing & Development @CharlestonWaterkeeperharriott@charlestonwaterkeeper.orgwww.charlestonwaterkeeper.org/rally-for-clean-water EARLY BIRD TICKETS ARE ON SALE FOR CHARLESTON WATERKEEPER’SFIRST ANNUAL RALLY FOR CLEAN WATER TRASH TOURNAMENT (March 1, 2024) Charleston, SC – Improving the quality of the Lowcountry’s majestic waterways through science, stewardship, and advocacy, Charleston Waterkeeper has long been...

Feb

February 2024 Keeper’s Report