Savannah River National Laboratory and Clemson University appoint joint faculty member for environmental remediation
May 17, 2018Savannah River National Laboratory and Clemson University have appointed Dr. Brian Powell to a joint faculty position to advance research on environmental remediation and radioactive waste disposal. In this position, Dr. Powell…
Read MorePosted in: midlandsbiz, upstatebizsc Category: education, energy, environmental, on-the-move
Upstate Forever receives $1 million gift honoring Marjorie E. Schmidt
May 16, 2018
Funds will be used to protect green space and natural areas in the Upstate Upstate Forever is thrilled to announce it has received a $1 million gift in honor of…
Read MorePosted in: upstatebizsc Category: environmental, on-the-move, philanthropy
DHEC accepting nominations for Community Star award program
May 7, 2018
The S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) is accepting nominations for the COMMUNITY STAR award program now through Aug. 1, 2018. COMMUNITY STAR recognizes a business, community organization,…
Read MorePosted in: lowcountrybizsc, midlandsbiz, upstatebizsc Category: environmental, government, on-the-move
DHEC accepting nominations for Community Star award program
May 7, 2018
The S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) is accepting nominations for the COMMUNITY STAR award program now through Aug. 1, 2018. COMMUNITY STAR recognizes a business, community organization,…
Read MorePosted in: lowcountrybizsc, midlandsbiz, upstatebizsc Category: environmental, government, on-the-move
BBC’s shark expert one of several headlining guests at 2018 Eco Ball – May 5
April 30, 2018CHARLESTON, S.C. – GLOBAL ECO ADVENTURES’ (GEA) third annual Eco Ball will be held at the South Carolina Aquarium in Charleston, Sat. evening, May 5. Several VIP guests have already…
Read MorePosted in: lowcountrybizsc, midlandsbiz Category: environmental, on-the-move
BBC’s shark expert one of several headlining guests at 2018 Eco Ball – May 5
April 30, 2018
CHARLESTON, S.C. – GLOBAL ECO ADVENTURES’ (GEA) third annual Eco Ball will be held at the South Carolina Aquarium in Charleston, Sat. evening, May 5. Several VIP guests have already…
Read MorePosted in: lowcountrybizsc, midlandsbiz Category: environmental, on-the-move
Taylors Fire and Sewer District receives Excellence in Collection System Operations Award
April 13, 2018
Taylors Fire and Sewer District is pleased to announce that the district recently received the Water Environment Association of South Carolina’s (WEASC) Excellence in Collection System Operations Award for 2017.…
Read MorePosted in: midlandsbiz, upstatebizsc Category: environmental, on-the-move
Taylors Fire and Sewer District eeceives top award from SCDHEC
April 13, 2018
Taylors Fire and Sewer District is pleased to announce that the district recently received the South Carolina Department of Health and Environment Control’s (SCDHEC) Facility Award of Excellence for 2017.…
Read MorePosted in: midlandsbiz, upstatebizsc Category: environmental, on-the-move
Taylors Fire and Sewer District eeceives top award from SCDHEC
April 13, 2018
Taylors Fire and Sewer District is pleased to announce that the district recently received the South Carolina Department of Health and Environment Control’s (SCDHEC) Facility Award of Excellence for 2017.…
Read MorePosted in: upstatebizsc Category: environmental, on-the-move
Taylors Fire and Sewer District receives Excellence in Collection System Operations Award
April 13, 2018
Taylors Fire and Sewer District is pleased to announce that the district recently received the Water Environment Association of South Carolina’s (WEASC) Excellence in Collection System Operations Award for 2017.…
Read MorePosted in: upstatebizsc Category: environmental, on-the-move
Kiawah Conservancy Doubles Conservation Footprint
March 26, 2018
The Kiawah Conservancy announces that the entire span of the Kiawah River, from the bridge to the Stono River, has been protected, more than doubling the Conservancy’s conservation footprint in the first…
Read MorePosted in: lowcountrybizsc Category: environmental, headlines, hospitality
Furman earns Gold rating for campus sustainability achievements
March 26, 2018
Furman University has earned a STARS Gold rating in recognition of its sustainability achievements from the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE). STARS, the Sustainability Tracking,…
Read MorePosted in: upstatebizsc Category: education, environmental, on-the-move
Author Florence Williams at a Palmetto Conservation discusses her latest book, The Nature Fix – April 17
March 26, 2018
Join bestselling author Florence Williams at a Palmetto Conservation event to discuss her latest book, The Nature Fix. Palmetto Conservation Foundation (PCF) will host a presentation and book signing by the…
Read MorePosted in: midlandsbiz Category: environmental
County of Lexington: Electronic and Household Hazardous Waste Recycling and Paper Shredding Event – April 14
March 26, 2018
Lexington County residents will have the opportunity to recycle electronics and household hazardous waste and to have paper documents shred on site free of charge on Saturday, April 14, 2018 from 9…
Read MorePosted in: midlandsbiz Category: environmental
SCDOT’s spring spruce up litter collection results
March 24, 2018
Thousands of South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) Maintenance workers and volunteers from various SCDOT offices spent Thursday March 22 collecting litter on highways in every county of the…
Read MorePosted in: lowcountrybizsc, midlandsbiz, upstatebizsc Category: environmental, government, on-the-move
SCDOT’s spring spruce up litter collection results
March 24, 2018
Thousands of South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) Maintenance workers and volunteers from various SCDOT offices spent Thursday March 22 collecting litter on highways in every county of the…
Read MorePosted in: lowcountrybizsc, midlandsbiz, upstatebizsc Category: environmental, government, on-the-move
City of Columbia urges recognition of Earth Hour – March 24
March 23, 2018
. The City of Columbia urges citizens to participate in Earth Hour at 8:30p.m. – 9:30 p.m. on Saturday, March 24, 2018, joining hundreds of millions of other cities, businesses and organizations across the…
Read MorePosted in: midlandsbiz Category: environmental, government, on-the-move
Mullikin named Explorers Club Fellow
March 12, 2018South Carolina-based global expedition leader joins elite international organization By Chris Carter NEW YORK, N.Y. – South Carolina-based environmental attorney and global expedition Thomas S. Mullikin was welcomed into the…
Read MorePosted in: midlandsbiz Category: environmental, on-the-move
Mullikin named Explorers Club Fellow
March 12, 2018
South Carolina-based global expedition leader joins elite international organization By Chris Carter NEW YORK, N.Y. – South Carolina-based environmental attorney and global expedition Thomas S. Mullikin was welcomed into the…
Read MorePosted in: midlandsbiz Category: environmental, on-the-move
Upstate Forever and Heart of Boiling Springs will host community vision workshops
February 19, 2018
Upstate Forever and Heart of Boiling Springs will host a series of public workshops in partnership with Toole Design Group on Thursday March 22, 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm and…
Read MorePosted in: midlandsbiz, upstatebizsc Category: environmental, non-profit, on-the-move
Preliminary numbers show increase in sales, crowds at 2018 Southeastern Wildlife Exposition
February 19, 2018
Southeastern Wildlife Exposition (SEWE) celebrated 36 years of excellence in wildlife art and the sporting life February 16-18 with very positive preliminary numbers. Along with an increase in advance ticket…
Read MorePosted in: lowcountrybizsc Category: environmental, on-the-move
Congaree Riverkeeper protects water rights
February 16, 2018
As Congaree Riverkeeper for the last six years, Bill Stangler works in the Midlands to protect the environmental quality of three different rivers and their tributaries because “water is a…
Read MorePosted in: midlandsbiz Category: environmental, on-the-move
Congaree Riverkeeper protects water rights
February 15, 2018As Congaree Riverkeeper for the last six years, Bill Stangler works in the Midlands to protect the environmental quality of three different rivers and their tributaries because “water is a…
Read MorePosted in: midlandsbiz Category: environmental, on-the-move
Riverbanks reduces plastics pollution with new eco-friendly partnership
January 26, 2018Riverbanks is proud to partner with JUST Water as part of the Zoo and Garden’s continued commitment to a greener and more sustainable planet. JUST Water is a bottled water brand dedicated…
Read MorePosted in: midlandsbiz Category: environmental, hospitality, on-the-move
The City of Columbia Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery Program, Greenville Technical College and Midlands Technical College are collaborating to provide environmental remediation training for contractors
January 22, 2018The City of Columbia Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery Program, Greenville Technical College and Midlands Technical College are collaborating to provide environmental remediation training for contractors who are interested…
Read MorePosted in: midlandsbiz Category: environmental, on-the-move
Congaree Land Trust announces new board members
January 18, 2018Congaree Land Trust (CLT), a non-profit working to conserve central South Carolina has announced two new additions to its Board of Directors: Tripp W. Bradley and William M. Haselden. “We…
Read MorePosted in: midlandsbiz Category: environmental, on-the-move
Boeing funds College of Charleston farm-to-school initiative for sixth year
January 18, 2018Boeing, the world’s largest aerospace company, has announced it will continue funding the statewide, multiagency Food Systems Change Initiative under the direction of the College of Charleston. The $125,000…
Read MorePosted in: lowcountrybizsc Category: education, environmental, on-the-move
Congaree Land Trust announces new board members
January 18, 2018
Congaree Land Trust (CLT), a non-profit working to conserve central South Carolina has announced two new additions to its Board of Directors: Tripp W. Bradley and William M. Haselden. “We…
Read MorePosted in: midlandsbiz Category: environmental, on-the-move
Glassy Mountain property in Pickens is now permanently protected
December 19, 2017
The Summit at Glassy tract, once slated for a 254-home subdivision, is forever preserved A tract of land near Glassy Mountain Heritage Trust Preserve in Pickens County that was once…
Read MorePosted in: upstatebizsc Category: environmental, headlines, on-the-move
HRP associates awarded S.C. Department of Mental Health environmental contract
December 13, 2017
HRP Associates Inc. (HRP), an environmental health and safety engineering and consulting firm in Greenville, has been awarded a two-year Environmental Consultant Services Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) from the South…
Read MorePosted in: midlandsbiz, upstatebizsc Category: engineering, environmental, on-the-move
EnviroSouth hires project hydrogeologist
December 7, 2017
EnviroSouth, Inc., an Upstate environmental consulting firm, introduces Will Lyons as an addition to their growing environmental staff. Lyons, a native of Cullowhee, North Carolina, has a B.S. in Geology…
Read MorePosted in: upstatebizsc Category: environmental, on-the-move
Two District Five schools win “Champions of the Environment” grants from DHEC
December 7, 2017Dutch Fork Middle School and Irmo High School have been awarded “Champions of the Environment” grants by the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC). Established in 1993,…
Read MorePosted in: midlandsbiz Category: education, environmental
City encourages residents to recycle fried turkey used cooking oil
November 20, 2017Deep fried turkey is a delight on Thanksgiving, but disposing the three to five gallons of leftover oil is always a challenge. City of Columbia residents can recycle used cooking…
Read MorePosted in: midlandsbiz Category: environmental, government, on-the-move
Shredding & E-Waste Recycling Day – November 11
November 6, 2017
New Location: Public Works Facility on Fairforest Way The November 11 event will be from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the new public works facility located at 475 Fairforest Way in Greenville. As the event is…
Read MorePosted in: midlandsbiz, upstatebizsc Category: environmental, government
Conservation awards support gardening, composting projects at local schools
November 1, 2017
Students and teachers at several local schools will receive support for conservation education initiatives through the Richland Soil and Water Conservation District’s Conservation Education Mini-Grants and the City of Columbia’s…
Read MorePosted in: midlandsbiz Category: environmental, on-the-move
Midlands Green Award nomination – December 1st
October 31, 2017The Midlands Green Awards are being presented by Keep the Midlands Beautiful and will be presented on December 1st at the 6th Annual Gala for a Greener Midlands. The Midlands…
Read MorePosted in: midlandsbiz Category: environmental, on-the-move
Midlands Green Award nomination – December 1st
October 31, 2017
The Midlands Green Awards are being presented by Keep the Midlands Beautiful and will be presented on December 1st at the 6th Annual Gala for a Greener Midlands. The Midlands…
Read MorePosted in: midlandsbiz Category: environmental, on-the-move
Terminix Service, Inc. warns for signs of rodents this fall and winter
October 24, 2017As the weather gets cooler, rodents like mice, rats and squirrels look for warmth inside of homes. In fact, the National Pest Management Association (NPMA) estimated 45 percent of rodent…
Read MorePosted in: lowcountrybizsc, midlandsbiz Category: environmental, on-the-move
Terminix Service, Inc. warns for signs of rodents this fall and winter
October 24, 2017
As the weather gets cooler, rodents like mice, rats and squirrels look for warmth inside of homes. In fact, the National Pest Management Association (NPMA) estimated 45 percent of rodent…
Read MorePosted in: lowcountrybizsc Category: environmental, on-the-move
Mount Pleasant tops most active termite locations from Terminix Service, Inc.
September 28, 2017Curious where your city ranks on the list of most active termite locations in the Lowcountry? Terminix Service, Inc., the eighth largest pest control company in North America, has released…
Read MorePosted in: lowcountrybizsc, midlandsbiz Category: environmental, on-the-move
Mount Pleasant tops most active termite locations from Terminix Service, Inc.
September 28, 2017
Curious where your city ranks on the list of most active termite locations in the Lowcountry? Terminix Service, Inc., the eighth largest pest control company in North America, has released…
Read MorePosted in: lowcountrybizsc Category: environmental, on-the-move
Oconee Economic Alliance announces Downtown Clean Up Challenge Winner
August 14, 2017
The Oconee Economic Alliance, through the Destination Oconee initiative, is proud to announce that the City of Westminster was selected as the winner of the “Downtown Clean Up Challenge.” As…
Read MorePosted in: midlandsbiz, upstatebizsc Category: environmental, on-the-move
Pacolet Milliken supports Upstate Critical Lands Map
August 14, 2017
With the generous support of Pacolet Milliken Enterprises, local conservation organization Upstate Forever has completed a mapping project to identify the region’s most environmentally sensitive lands in regards to water…
Read MorePosted in: midlandsbiz, upstatebizsc Category: environmental, on-the-move
Upstate Forever files appeal in Glassy Mountain case
August 3, 2017
Local conservation organization Upstate Forever has filed an appeal and a request for pre-litigation mediation in Pickens County circuit court in response to a decision by the Pickens County Planning…
Read MorePosted in: upstatebizsc Category: environmental, law, on-the-move
Spare the Air awards winners
August 2, 2017
The S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) is proud to announce the 2017 Spare the Air Awards Winners – Clemson University Parking and Transportation Services and The COMET.…
Read MorePosted in: lowcountrybizsc, midlandsbiz, upstatebizsc Category: environmental, on-the-move
Spare the Air awards winners
August 2, 2017
The S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) announced the 2017 Spare the Air Awards Winners – Clemson University Parking and Transportation Services and The COMET. These winners are…
Read MorePosted in: lowcountrybizsc, midlandsbiz, upstatebizsc Category: environmental, on-the-move
Electronic Recycling & Paper Shredding Event – September 9
August 1, 2017Lexington County residents will have the opportunity to recycle electronics and shred paper documents from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, September 9, 2017, at the Southeast Collection and…
Read MorePosted in: midlandsbiz Category: environmental
Furman University accepting applications for Corporate Sustainability program
July 25, 2017Applications for the Furman University Postgraduate Diploma in Corporate Sustainability are now being accepted. The Postgraduate Diploma in Corporate Sustainability is a program of Furman’s Center for Corporate and Professional…
Read MorePosted in: midlandsbiz, upstatebizsc Category: education, environmental, on-the-move
Spartanburg Community College receives grant for new sustainable agriculture program
July 23, 2017From left: Jason Bagwell, director of SCC horticulture programs; Kristen Beckham of the Dominion Foundation; Gwen Murtha, SCC grants coordinator; Jay Moore, SCC horticulture faculty. Spartanburg Community College is…
Read MorePosted in: upstatebizsc Category: education, environmental, on-the-move
Charleston District awards Myrtle Beach Storm Damage Reduction Project Contract
July 5, 2017Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Corporation (“Great Lakes”) (NASDAQ:GLDD) announced the receipt of a $26 million award for the Myrtle Beach Storm Damage Reduction Project. The scope of work includes…
Read MorePosted in: lowcountrybizsc, midlandsbiz Category: environmental, government, on-the-move
