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Mar

Natural Awakenings Magazine and Charleston Waterkeeper are teaming up to show the documentary FLOW tonight at Muddy Waters Coffee Bar in West Ashley. The film, FLOW (For the Love of Water), details the global water crisis on a political, social and environmental level. We will be starting the documentary at...

Mar

We Made the News

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Mar

Taking on the Abandoned Boats!

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Andrew Wunderley

Issues, Recreational Activity

Charleston Waterkeeper, in collaboration with Olive Productions, is preparing to launch a campaign targeting the abandoned and derelict boats disbursed throughout Charleston’s waterways. The State of South Carolina has recently passed legislation banning the abandonment of watercrafts. These vessels not only pose a threat to the safety of recreational boaters,...

Feb

Our New Office (Desk)

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Charleston Waterkeeper

Well, it’s been a crazy month to say the least. Charleston Waterkeeper has moved out of it’s first office and is on to its second. Located at 125 Cannon Street (the old Earth Force building), our new office is home to The Digitel, Charleston’s newest online source for up to...

Feb

Send Charleston Waterkeeper to DC

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On Saturday, March 7th, hundreds of ocean leaders from around the world will converge on Washington, DC for the Blue Vision Summit. The purpose of the convention is “to encourage our current administration to take positive action on our public seas, to address climate change impacts on the ocean, and...

Feb

Kinder Morgan Delays Expansion

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Events

At Kinder Morgan’s most recent Community Advisory Panel Meeting, the focus was on the economic impact of the terminal to the Charleston area. According to a presentation made by Craig Mullins, Kinder Morgan has 167 terminals and owns nearly 37,000 miles of pipeline throughout North America. The Charleston plant is...

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