Solar farms can benefit agriculture
Utility-scale solar can be a powerful tool to support South Carolina’s clean energy goals without interfering with agricultural practices.
Utility-scale solar can be a powerful tool to support South Carolina’s clean energy goals without interfering with agricultural practices.
The South Carolina Department of Environmental Services announced a cleanup protocol is planned for the heavily contaminated Bramlett Road site that sits on 35 acres in Greenville's Southernside community. Learn about how this site became contaminated with coal tar and plans for the site's remediation.
On June 17, the Saluda Grade Trails Conservancy purchased the 31.5-mile rail corridor from Norfolk Southern—a major step toward building the trail.
Eat local this summer! We've compiled a list of the farmers markets in each of Upstate SC's 10 counties so you can eat fresh, locally grown food and support local agriculture all season long.
SC now has a new regulatory landscape that will shape how electric utilities generate, distribute, and charge customers for energy. State Policy Director Megan Chase-Muller breaks down the SC Energy Security Act.
UF's Energy Advocate Michael Coleman explains microgrids and how they could be utilized in the Upstate.
At less than two inches long when fully mature, it is the smallest salamander in the United States.
Famous for its role as the backdrop of the 1972 film "Deliverance," the spectacular Chattooga River remains the only National Wild and Scenic River in South Carolina.