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Coastal Conservation League Obtains Map of Gas Pipeline Planned to Cross the Savannah River and Parts of Hampton and Colleton Counties

  • Monday, August 25, 2025

Santee Cooper and Dominion Energy are planning to build a 2,200 MW combined-cycle power plant in Canadys, SC. If built, it would be one of the largest gas-fired power plants in the country, and its harmful emissions would threaten the health of surrounding communities. Coastal Conservation League recently obtained a map showing the preliminary route […]

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Conservation League welcomes new board members, recognizes longtime supporters

  • Thursday, July 24, 2025

The Conservation League is excited to announce the appointment of two new members of the Board of Directors: Darcy Mauro and Duncan Mégroz. Darcy and Duncan share the Conservation League’s passion for protecting our environment and the coastal plain. Their involvement will be a tremendous asset to the Conservation League and to the protection of […]

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A LONG-FOUGHT WIN FOR LEWIS OCEAN BAY HERITAGE PRESERVE

  • Thursday, July 10, 2025

Today, the official sale of a property adjacent to Lewis Ocean Bay Heritage Preserve marks the culmination of years of work to protect the preserve.  The property is where a new hospital was proposed, far too close to a preserve that requires prescribed fire to maintain the habitat. Announced today, the sale from Conway Medical […]

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GROUPS APPEAL HARMFUL SEPTIC RULING

  • Monday, July 7, 2025

On June 27, 2025, the Charleston Waterkeeper and Coastal Conservation League filed a notice of appeal in the South Carolina Court of Appeals in a case considering septic tank permits and the unique realities of the coast, where development pressures and climate impacts compound management challenges. The appeal challenges a lower court’s ruling that the […]

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GROUPS APPEAL HARMFUL SEPTIC RULING

  • Monday, July 7, 2025

On June 27, 2025, the Charleston Waterkeeper and Coastal Conservation League filed a notice of appeal in the South Carolina Court of Appeals in a case considering septic tank permits and the unique realities of the coast, where development pressures and climate impacts compound management challenges. The appeal challenges a lower court’s ruling that the […]

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SC withdraws I-526 extension funding, dooming destructive project

  • Friday, December 6, 2024

State revokes authorization after decisive failure of sales tax referendum Monday, South Carolina’s Joint Bond Review Committee formally revoked authorization and funding for the I-526 or “Mark Clark” Extension after Charleston County voted down a transportation sales tax referendum to fund the $2.3 billion dollar project. Groups like the Coastal Conservation League and Southern Environmental […]

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Coastal Conservation League Celebrates CFO Council Award Winner

  • Wednesday, December 4, 2024

CHARLESTON, SC – The Coastal Conservation League, an environmental advocacy organization, is pleased to announce that Chief Financial Officer Joel Sandstrom was recently recognized as the recipient of the 2024 Senior Financial Executive of the Year – Small Business Award given by the Charleston CFO Council. The award was announced and awarded during a reception […]

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Dominion Energy plan doubles down on gas, dismisses coal retirement goals

  • Friday, November 8, 2024

Public Service Commission’s approval allows failure to invest in clean energy Yesterday, the South Carolina Public Service Commission approved Dominion Energy’s integrated resource plan for South Carolina, paving the way for riskier and dirtier energy sources and putting Dominion’s coal retirement timeline in question. Rather than seize the opportunities to reduce reliance on fossil fuels, […]

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Coastal Conservation League will continue to raise concerns about destructive new highways in Horry County 

  • Wednesday, November 6, 2024

The passing of the Horry County Special Sales and Use Tax means that rural western Horry and Georgetown counties will be opened to sprawling development, families will lose their farmland, communities will be divided, flooding impacts will worsen, and our public conservation lands will be compromised. The Coastal Conservation League is disappointed in the outcome […]

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Clean Water & Safe Roads for All: Conservation Wins Big in Jasper County

  • Wednesday, November 6, 2024

Congratulations to Jasper County for passing a referendum that establishes its first local conservation fund. The special sales and use tax will raise $94 million to protect land and water and $376 million to fix existing roads over the next 15 years. The majority “Yes” vote (55%) marks a huge step toward ensuring access to […]

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