News

Aug

This evening, at 8:01pm, Charleston will experience a 6.7 foot tide. What does this mean? Basically, the water is going to get very, very high. More specifically though, the water from this high tide will find its way into the streets and onto the parking lots of low-lying areas. We...

Aug

Save Water

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Andrew Wunderley

Advocacy

While in New York recently, I snapped this picture inside an apartment complex. Notice their citizen hotline, established for citizens to report leaks and such. Sounds familiar, right?… Oh yeah, we have a hotline too! In case you missed it, we launched our hotline 2 weeks ago: (843) 608-WATR or...

Aug

Charleston’s Waterways Recognized by Outside Magazine

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Andrew Wunderley

Support

Outside Magazine recently featured an issue highlighting 20 of America’s Best Cities and Idyllic Small Towns. And, guess what… To no great surprise, Charleston was on the list of our nation’s top 10 small towns! Using parameters such as “cost of living, unemployment, nightlife, commute time, and access to green...

Jul

Our Water Treatment Plant

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Andrew Wunderley

Programs

This week, the folks at Charleston Water Systems were kind enough to invite me on a tour of the Hanahan Water Treatment Plant. The process of turning river water into drinkable water was absolutely amazing! Needless to say, the individuals that keep that place running are, and should be, all...

Jul

Water Quality of SC Beaches Ranked Worst on Atlantic

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Andrew Wunderley

Issues

This week the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) published a report that ranked our nation’s 30 ocean front states in order of best to worst in water quality. What type of water quality you ask? The quality of our beaches to be exact. The study used information such as the...

Jul

Waterkeeper Hotline Established!

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Andrew Wunderley

Charleston Waterkeeper

We’ve done it; we’ve finally established an “official” Charleston Waterkeeper hotline. Apparently, there are a few lucky individuals out there in the 843 area code who have already (knowingly or unknowingly) established phone numbers with the word WATER located somewhere in their 10 digits. So, you ask…what have we done? ...

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