AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoConservation Spotlight: SCDNR and SCETV/SC Public Radio launched “Into the Wild,” a new daily conservation storytelling series debuting Aug. 5 to highlight wildlife, waterways, and people protecting South Carolina’s natural resources. Drought & Heat Impacts: Charleston is still stuck in a drought—recent rain helped, but the city remains well behind normal rainfall totals for the year, while record-warm July nights are raising heat-risk concerns. Waterway Cleanup: Beaufort County and SCDNR removed three abandoned boats from Alljoy Boat Landing, part of a broader push to reduce hazards and protect marsh habitats. Local Flood Resilience: Greenwood County advanced a $3.8M grant-backed buyout plan for the flood-prone Fox Hollow Townhomes, moving toward demolition if owners agree. Sustainable Learning: SC State’s BECT Education and Research Greenhouse opens its fall semester with public workshops, plant sales, and volunteer opportunities focused on sustainable agriculture and pest management. Energy & Climate Tech: A Clemson student-built solar-integrated EV prototype aims to generate more energy than it uses during a daily commute, turning parking time into part of the charging cycle. Weather Watch: South Carolina’s August pattern stays hot with scattered storms, with localized heavy rain and lightning possible.
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