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November 5, 2024


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Charleston County voters prioritize Sea Islands in referendum vote

Tuesday, November 5, 2024

Charleston County voters have made it clear: they prioritize our Sea Islands, Settlement Communities, and Lowcountry way of life more than a destructive road project.   The Coastal Conservation League is proud of voters who stood up for our environment, community, and future by voting down the unbalanced and unfair 2024 special sales and use tax.    We now have an opportunity to come together to select and implement priority traffic solutions while…

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Duke Energy SC plan approved with recommendations from environmental groups

Tuesday, November 5, 2024

Yesterday, the South Carolina Public Service Commission approved Duke Energy’s integrated resource plan for South Carolina, directing Duke to work with stakeholders to consider improvements recommended by several environmental groups that, if implemented, could improve grid reliability, expand opportunities for solar energy and battery storage, and reduce reliance on risky and polluting fossil fuels. The Commission also directed Duke to work with large customers such as Walmart to develop programs to reduce load…

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