Green

Ready to receive some of the freshest produce that the Lowcountry has to offer? Sign-ups are now open for Pickney's Produce Community Supported Agriculture shares. More

The Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission sees a lot of potential, but only has money to buy the land, not develop it. More

I did some quick mapping tests for Charleston and generally it does a pretty good job. The service prefers secondary roads where possible and picks up on bike/pedestrian paths like the West Ashley Greenway. More

SC energy experts are coming together to try and find ways to save you money on your energy bill. More

Thomas Friedman writes in The New York Times: So Graham’s approach to bringing around his conservative state has been simple: avoid talking about “climate change,” which many on the right don’t believe. Instead, frame our energy challenge as a need to “clean up carbon pollution,” to “become energy independent” and to “create more good jobs and new industries for South Carolinians.” More

Hosted by the Charleston Parks Conservancy, the first ever 'Park Week' is a series of events encouraging locals to get out and experience Charleston’s parks and green spaces More

The Magnolia development built the nearly $10 million pedestrian bridge to interconnect thousands of planned shops and homes -- ones that have yet to come thanks to the economic drop off. More

Update February 24: According to a report by The Post and Courier the spill may be as much as 20 times more than first thought -- that's some 200,000 gallons of raw sewage. More