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Jul

Charleston Waterkeeper is pleased to present this guest blog post by Dr. Vijay Vulava of the College of Charleston. Dr. Vulava is a professor in the Department of Geology and Environmental Geosciences and Director of the Hydrochemistry Research Laboratory. He also serves on Charleston Waterkeeper’s Board of Directors where provides scientific expertise...

Jul

SweetWater’s Waterkeeper Hefeweizen is back!

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Andrew Wunderley

General News, Support, Waterkeeper Alliance

Although water is one of the most vital resources on the planet, waterways continue to decline in quality and quantity in virtually every part of the world. Earth is home to one billion cubic kilometers of water, yet only 2.5 percent is fresh water. Of that, less than one percent...

Jul

[Guest Post] Charleston Artist Collective, Summer Partnership

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Andrew Wunderley

Blog, General News, Support

Director of Charleston Artist Collective, Allison Williamson So much of what I love most about growing up and living in Charleston revolves around our waterways. My family spends as much time as we can exploring Charleston’s creeks and rivers by boat. We spend many summer afternoons jumping off docks on...

Jun

[Guest Post] Charleston Anglers – A Passionate Community

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Andrew Wunderley

General News

Some folks may think of Charleston Angler as merely a store, but I like to look at our local tackle shops as a community. True for so many industries in our town, visiting fishing enthusiasts are just as important to our angling community as the locals. Which is why Charleston...

May

Tax-Exempt Status Retroactively Reinstated

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Andrew Wunderley

Blog, Charleston Waterkeeper, Support

We are happy to report that on April 22, 2014 the IRS reinstated Charleston Waterkeeper’s status as a tax-exempt organization under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. The reinstatement is retroactive to the date of revocation. (See our previous statements about this issue here and here.) The automatic revocation...

Mar

February 2014 Patrol

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Andrew Wunderley

General News, Investigate, Monitor

On Thursday February 20, we set out in Lady C to observe two active Army Corps dredging projects in the Charleston Harbor area (more about dredging activity here). A dense fog forced us to alter our float plan, and instead we stayed close to shore patrolling the lower Cooper River,...

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