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Advocates give flooding solution proposals to counter possible downtown seawall

Advocates give flooding solution proposals to counter possible downtown seawall Heath Ellison © Provided by WCIV Charleston The Southern Environmental Law Center (SELC) and the South Carolina Coastal Conservation League (SCCCL) are proposing measures to combat flooding, at the same time the city of Charleston is considering a large seawall around the peninsula. The plan suggests using surrounding landscapes, such as natural breakwaters that can chop up storm surges and act as habitats for wildlife. In addition, it suggests adapting streets and sidewalks to filter storm water through rain gardens and water runoff captures containing plant life. These proposals are not far off from suggestions seen in the Dutch Dialogues, which was released in 2019. The Dutch Dialogues recommended the city use its natural resources as a buffer to halt flooding and to be careful where it builds in the future.

AI comes to West Virginia with DataRobot, WVU partnership

DataRobot, West Virginia University Bring AI to Government

Jamal Sutherland s Family Continues Calls for Justice | South Carolina Public Radio

SC Public Radio FILE - Jamal Sutherland s mother Amy surrounded by family at a press conference May 14th, the day after the body cam video of his death was first released. The press conference was held at the Al Cannon Detention Center in North Charleston where Sutherland died. The family of a mentally ill Black man who died behind bars after being restrained by white deputies took to the streets of Charleston Wednesday afternoon, less than a day after they were awarded $10 million as part of a civil settlement. Lawmakers, community activists and protesters surrounded Amy Sutherland as she demanded justice for her son, Jamal, in front of the solicitor’s office downtown.

Revisiting Kingwood And Latest School, Vaccine News On This West Virginia Morning

Published January 14, 2021 at 9:58 AM EST Listen • 15:45 On this West Virginia Morning, we look back to September, when a Black Lives Matter rally turned hostile after white supremacists showed up. Also, in this show, we hear updates on schools, vaccine distribution and statehouse news. Lawmakers gathered in Charleston Wednesday, to prepare for the upcoming legislative session. As Emily Allen reports, the mostly ceremonial event involved officially selecting new leaders and publishing the results of the 2020 election. Fully remote learning will no longer be an option for West Virginia’s Pre-K through 8th grade, starting next week. Virtual schooling, though, and flexibilities for county school districts will remain. Liz McCormick explains.

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