News

Feb

Stopping sewage overflows has been a top priority for years, and today we’re celebrating a big win that will reduce bacteria pollution in the Ashley River. Represented by the Southern Environmental Law Center, we reached a settlement with Charleston Water System to address persistent issues, improve public communication and accountability, and...

Jan

INTERVIEW WITH WINSLOW HASTIE

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Emmi Palenbaum

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We couldn’t wait to shine a very deserving spotlight on the talented and smart Winslow Hastie who has advocated for Charleston and its Waterways his entire life. Winslow is a leader in Charleston, maintaining a critical balance of thoughtful growth and historic preservation. We’ve loved spending time with him and his family cleaning up along the Ashley...

Dec

2025 Press Round Up

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Emmi Palenbaum

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Nurdles and bacteria were the talk of the town this year. Watch these clips and read these stories for Charleston Waterkeeper’s news year in review!

Dec

🖼 INTERVIEW WITH DIANA BOOTH IN MEMORY OF HER DAD, JIM BOOTH 🎨 🌊

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Harriott Parker

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We had the pleasure of learning more about the talented, Jim Booth! HP: Why did your Dad choose to support Charleston Waterkeeper? DB: My Dad had not sold any original paintings since the mid-1990’s. Back then he had one customer who was buying them all and he realized “once they’re gone, they’re...

Nov

Where to Find Us in November

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Emmi Palenbaum

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It’s hard to believe that it’s officially November as of this weekend, and that the end of the year is already in sight! We’ve loved seeing you out in the community and getting to know so many of you this year showing up for clean water. And we’re not done...

Oct

🦪INTERVIEW WITH AIDAN RICHTER🦪

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Harriott Parker

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We caught up with, Aidan! HP: Why do you choose to support Charleston Waterkeeper? AR: I choose to support Charleston Waterkeeper because health of the water we all use here in Charleston for fishing or swimming is super important. Between microplastics and bacteria it’s important to keep our waterways clean so we...

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