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SC septic tank permits aren't getting proper review | Commentary - Vimarsana News

SC septic tank permits aren't getting proper review | Commentary

DHEC is moving forward with approving more detrimentally placed septic systems near South Carolina waterways, without undertaking the required coastal zone review. The agency approved 44 septic tank permits in the White Tract development in Awendaw which is within the boundaries of Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge and adjacent to the Francis Marion National Forest. Part of the tract abuts the Intracoastal Waterway and Sewee Bay.

State finalizes new protections for Cascade River - Vimarsana News

State finalizes new protections for Cascade River

The state Department of Ecology announced Monday that it will officially add protections to three rivers and one lake, classifying them as Outstanding Resource Waters.

Q&A: Soap Lake City Council Position 7 candidates - Vimarsana News

Q&A: Soap Lake City Council Position 7 candidates

SOAP LAKE – Incumbent JoAnn Rushton is facing Judith Gorman for Soap Lake City Council Position 7...

BCRC to assist state water quality planning work - Vimarsana News

BCRC to assist state water quality planning work

BENNINGTON — The Bennington County Regional Commission (BCRC) announced a cooperative effort with the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation to enhance water quality efforts in southeastern Vermont.

Black Earth Creek Watershed Association Reception - Vimarsana News

Black Earth Creek Watershed Association Reception

Black Earth Creek Watershed Association Reception Jun 26, 2021 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM media release: The Black Earth Creek Watershed Association (BECWA) and community partners are installing interpretive signs along the stream in Cross Plains, Black Earth, and Mazomanie that talk about the stream as an exceptional natural resource, the major challenges that it faces, and protection efforts. Prior to her recent retirement, Mindy Habecker, Dane County Natural Resources Educator, assisted BECWA and the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR) on the development of the signs. They cov...