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GrowFood Carolina

GrowFood Carolina will be helping to secure the future of a regional food supply and the prosperity of South Carolina’s rural communities.

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  • Digging deeper into the Savannah River Sellout!
    January 11, 2012

    FITSNEWS asked CCL to write an OpEd providing further details about the environmental impacts of the deepening of the Savannah River. We describe the three main environmental impacts on wetlands, wildlife and the levels of dissolved oxygen. Moreover, we ask the question is it worth it?
    Click here for full [...]

  • Get it while its hot!
    November 9, 2011

    The Fall 2011 newsletter is on the stands now! Click here to download the pdf.

  • Duke Energy Wants To Raise Rates, Public Hearing Wednesday
    October 19, 2011

    Duke Energy is requesting a rate increase, but you have a say.
    The Public Service Commission of South Carolina will hold four public meetings regarding the request for the increase.
    The first public hearing is Wednesday night at 6:00 p.m. in the auditorium of the Tracy J. Gaines Building on the [...]

  • Volunteers needed for TNC Project
    October 18, 2011

    Volunteers, The Nature Conservancy, and SC Department of Natural Resources staff will join forces to plant 300 plugs of Spartina alterniflora (smooth cord grass) near the oyster castles that were installed on Jeremy Island in September 2011. One of the objectives of the project is to determine if the [...]

  • Join us for a celebration of GrowFood Carolina!
    October 12, 2011

    Please join the Coastal Conservation League, Saturday November 5 from 7 to 11 pm, for the grand opening of Charleston’s first local food hub, GrowFood Carolina! We are thrilled to celebrate the first harvest of this important program, which will support the rural economy of our region, and [...]

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