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“In 2021, the Palmetto State had about $800 million in investment and about 800 jobs connected to building and supporting electric vehicles”
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13 mentions for outlet: The Post and Courier
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“In 2021, the Palmetto State had about $800 million in investment and about 800 jobs connected to building and supporting electric vehicles”
Oceana and the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy hosted an educational forum at the College of Charleston to discuss the risks of offshore seismic testing for oil and natural gas exploration off the East Coast. The…
“South Carolina has the second greatest offshore wind resource on the East Coast and stands to gain thousands of jobs in the industry if we were to seriously pursue it. Wind energy never runs out, and it doesn't create pollution.”
“South Carolina is uniquely positioned to be a national leader in offshore wind energy because of its favorable wind conditions, gently sloping coast, outstanding port facilities to support increased commerce, and a diverse industrial base to support manufacturing, transportation, and installation of wind turbines.”
“We are disheartened by the ongoing devastation in the Gulf. Tens of millions of gallons of oil are still spewing into the Gulf. Enough is enough.”
“Putting a price on carbon will raise the price of electricity, there's no doubt about that, but you can offset that with efficiency and conservation”
“First, we can do no harm. The proposed Santee Cooper 1,320-megawatt, dirty, coal-fired power plant will spew out tons of global-warming pollution a year. We cannot afford to put any more pollution into our atmosphere. Second, one of the best things we can do to reduce pollution also will help us save on our electricity bills. Everyone should focus immediately on using energy more wisely by installing programmable thermostats, better windows and doors, and efficient insulation and appliances. Third, we can invest in clean homegrown energy resources. South Carolina has great potential for offshore wind power, as well as the ability to put farmers to work growing energy for our future.”
An editorial in The Post and Courier discusses the local threat of climate change and sea-level rise to Charleston, South Carolina. The Southern Alliance for Clean Energy is mentioned as having organized a panel discussion and…
“Don't let anybody back you into a corner, that it's a nuclear plant or nothing, because it's simply not true”
The Southeast Coastal Climate Network hosted a public panel discussion in Charleston on rising sea levels and climate change impacts. SACE developed a video titled 'Rising Seas: Challenges and Opportunities for the Lowcountry' to demonstrate how…
The Post and Courier reports on rising sea levels threatening the Charleston Lowcountry, citing climate scientists' predictions of 23 inches to 5+ feet of sea level rise this century. The Southern Alliance for Clean Energy organized…
Eight state attorneys general, including those from California and New York, have written to South Carolina's Department of Health and Environmental Control urging denial of Santee Cooper's permit for a proposed 600-megawatt coal-fired power plant in…
A Charleston art exhibit and lecture by Greenpeace International senior adviser Tom Clements highlights the dangers of nuclear waste, with particular relevance to a plutonium shipment expected through Charleston Harbor. Clements, who co-founded the Southern Alliance…