It’s Charleston Water Week!
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Leave a Comment Posted July 6th, 2009 .
The great peeps over at The Sustainability Institute are sponsoring Charleston Water Week – a week-long celebration and educational series about water-related issues facing our community and planet. Water conservation and protection is becoming more and more important as potable water supplies diminish, so I think it’s great that the extra attention is being given to this important issue.
In conjunction with Charleston Waterkeeper and Ashley Cooper Stormwater Education Consortium, The Sustainability Institute is offering a bunch of water-related workshops this week. These workshops include Water Wise(r), Rainwater Catchment Systems, Green Roof Systems, Green Boat Maintenance, and more – good stuff!
In honor of Charleston Water Week, each day we’ll be featuring a different local nonprofit or business that is focused on water conservation and sustainability. After the jump, check out our list of local water orgs and businesses, as well as links to previous posts about water conservation.
Water-related Organizations and Businesses
- Charleston Waterkeeper
- Coastal Conservation League
- South Carolina Aquarium
- Carolina AlgaeControl
- Solar Hot Water Works
- Mount Pleasant Seafood
Water-related Posts on Go Green Charleston
- MESSA 8K for H20 :: A Run to Support Local Clean Water Initiatives
- Green Water Tips from Mount P Water Works
- Bottled Water Isn’t Safe from Drugs Either
- Conserving Water When It’s Dry
- A Chance to Help our Beaches and Rivers
- Water Saving Tips from Mount Pleasant
- Many South Carolina Rivers Unsafe for Recreation
- Bottled Water Labeled “From the Tap”
- Still Avoiding Bottled Water
- Mt. Pleasant to Monitor Stormwater Pollutants
- Avoiding the Bottled Water
Happy Water Week everyone!
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