Beaufort County’s wetlands are disappearing and a Supreme Court decision removed many of their protections. Environmental groups are encouraging local governments to fill the void.

After a U.S. Supreme Court decision narrowing wetland protections, the EPA says it will revamp rules many farmers have long opposed.

Last week the Tuscana project was set to be reviewed by Orange County’s Development Review Committee. But applicant ...

On March 12, 2025, the Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA”) and the Army Corps of Engineers (the “Corps”) issued a ...

Charleston city leaders say construction of a new $5.8 million drainage will help address chronic flooding issues in Johns ...

Second-year independent environmental monitoring has identified changes to vegetation in the environmentally significant ...

As wetland vegetation responds to increasing temperatures ... 65% less peat and 77% less stored carbon than it did prior to drainage. The future of the ecosystem—which is not only an important ...

Amazon would buy almost 15 acres of wetland credit, more than 11 acres ... When Caruso expressed that to the county’s Drainage Board, member Randy Matthys said it was a good point and one ...

What we want to do is remove about 0.35 acres of current site wetlands, in exchange for wetlands that are already in place, ...

Legal proceedings were lodged against Environment Southland in September for a range of issues including not taking appropriate action against wetland drainage or investigating and enforcing where ...