Charleston faces 14 inches of sea level rise by 2050, making flooding more frequent. It s critical City Council and others embrace a new Water Plan to prepare
We are learning more about the deep-sea corals that live in waters about 100 miles off the South Carolina coast, as scientists continue mapping them and enlarging our understanding of
As studies detail climate change and migration, leaders in Charleston SC must update the city s zoning code to steer development away from flood-prone places.
No one knows how many stormwater ponds are scattered across South Carolina, much less what condition they re in, whether they pose any health or environmental threat to their neighbors or
Rapid development in the Charleston area, which some call overdevelopment, is by no means a new concern. But to get things right, government and the private sector must juggle a