CONWAY — The Horry County Solid Waste Authority hired County Administrator Danny Knight as its executive director Monday night. Knight, who has been county administrator for 10 years, will begin his new duties July 1. He signed a two-year contract worth... (Continue reading)
York County’s landfill is running out of space, and state officials might not allow the site to expand before it fills up. Just two years after the County Council approved a plan that said no construction waste landfills would be needed... (Continue reading)
Are visitors willing to shell out green for ‘green’ services? Visitors to Hilton Head Island often complain about the lack of easily accessible recycling programs, say officials with the Hilton Head Island-Bluffton Chamber of Commerce. A survey is under way to measure... (Continue reading)
Keep the Midlands Beautiful is recruiting high schoolers for its student advisory board. The deadline for residents of Richland and Lexington counties to apply is April 17. Sixty students will be chosen to participate in beautification, waste reduction, recycling and litter... (Continue reading)
The Charleston Food + Wine Fest’s Erika McMillan released some numbers about this year’s event a few days ago, but I forgot to post about them. Some highlights: attendance up by 2K, every event sold out, and a significant increase in... (Continue reading)
Brenda Holland has made the recycling program at Piedmont Technical College one of her top priorities. Her efforts have now earned her the title of Recycling Professional of the Year for Colleges/Universities by the S.C. Department of Health and Environmental... (Continue reading)
SENECA – The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control honored Seneca recently for having the most outstanding municipal waste reduction and recycling programs in the state. Seneca was recognized in the category of municipalities with less than 20,000 people. “Our... (Continue reading)
By Ian Silver Charleston County Council continues to weigh its options as it prepares to make a decision on whether to renew its contract for the trash incinerator in North Charleston. County Councilwoman Colleen Condon says it has become obvious that Charleston... (Continue reading)
By: LORENA ANDERSON The Horry County Solid Waste Authority’s largest customer, the city of Myrtle Beach, declined Tuesday to back the agency’s bid for control of where trash is dumped in the county. At stake, some people say, is nothing less than... (Continue reading)
This great recycling article comes from the Shemcreek SC blog. South Carolina is making efforts to green itself we just need more publicity for it. That’s why we’re here at SCforGreen.com keep updating us on the stories we miss. Recycling waste... (Continue reading)