On April 11, 2022, Kerry Malloy Snyder, JD, Advocacy Director for the Neponset River Watershed Association, will speak over Zoom on stormwater resiliency and how our towns can prepare for expected stormwater overflows in the future.
A developer is requesting a “special exception” from the Colleton County Board of Zoning Appeals to allow a data center on 850 acres of rural timberland. Share your concerns with the Board of Zoning Appeals on December 18, 5 pm, Walterboro. Data centers use massive amounts of water, require significant amounts of clean water, and do not require many employees. Noise, pollutants, impacts on wildlife and wetlands, and residential quality of life are also significant concerns.New: Southern Environmental Law Center legal and environmental analysis
Local climate advocates welcome Sam Daley-Harris on transformational advocacy WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2025 – The New Mexico State chapter of Citizensʼ Climate Lobby (CCL) will host a
