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Category: Charleston Waterkeeper

Charleston Bans Single-Use Plastics

Posted on December 4, 2018

Rick Crawford You may recall, but in November 2017, plastic lobbyists and legislators from South Carolina tried to step in and prevent local communities and municipalities from being able to ban items like plastic bags, balloons and styrofoam from their local communities, and the bill to stop local government’s from banning plastic bags and styrofoam…

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2017 Christmas Gifts that Make an Impact

Posted on November 16, 2017

By: Rick Crawford As the Holiday’s are fast-approaching, you might be wondering what to give that special someone who is a conservation-minded angler, so why not give a gift that makes an impact?  We have compiled the 2017 Christmas Gifts that Make an Impact list to make it easy for you to support brands that…

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South Carolina Beach Communities Pushing for Plastic Bag Bans

Posted on November 8, 2017

By: Rick Crawford Beach communities around South Carolina are pushing for plastic bag bans.  In 2015, Isle of Palms was the first city in the state of South Carolina “to ban the distribution of single-use plastic bags by retailers to consumers.”  The City of Folly Beach quickly followed suit and banned plastic bags, foam containers and…

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Flood Tide Company: Why We Joined 1% for the Planet

Posted on September 26, 2017

Flood Tide Company is a fly fishing lifestyle apparel brand based in Charleston, SC and much of their apparel is inspired by the sporting art of Paul Puckett.  In addition to original designs and great quality, Flood Tide Company is also minimizing the environmental impact of their operations, and enhancing the local fishery and waterways…

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