Taxonomy Archives: South Carolina
As global shipping grows, SELC keeps an eye on health of Southeastern ports
New Analysis finds Burning Wood Pellets
Chapel Hill, N.C.- A new analysis by experts in carbon lifecycle modeling, Spatial Informatics Group LLC, reveals that using wood pellets will produce 2 1/2 times more carbon pollution than to burn co...
EPA Releases Final Clean Water Rule
Washington, D.C.-Today the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) released its final Clean Water Rule, helping to provide clarity on protections for the drinking...
South Carolina solar gets another boost after settlement with SCE&G
Settlement Agreement Announced between SCE&G, Conservation Groups on Solar Incentive Programs
Charleston, S.C.-Conservation groups reached a settlement agreement today between SCE&G, solar business interests, and other stakeholders on proposed solar programs that will significantly boost solar...
Charleston port tries to prevent shoreside power for cruise ships, despite pollution reductions
Settlement spurs investment in South Carolina solar
Settlement Agreement Announced between Duke Energy, Conservation Groups on Solar Incentive Programs
Charleston, S.C.-Conservation groups reached a settlement agreement this week between Duke Energy, solar business interests and other stakeholders on proposed solar programs that will significantly bo...
Arsenic and Old Waste: Duke agrees to cleanup after pollution exposed
Duke Energy to Clean Up Robinson, S.C.
Chapel Hill, N.C.- After the SELC and Coastal Conservation League disclosed arsenic pollution and the dumping of low-level radioactive waste at the site, Duke Energy today announced it would clean up ...