Letters to the Editor, Thursday, Jan. 30
Stop the ships Since the Preservation Society of Charleston and its members have no standing before the court to try to regulate cruise ships, that leaves it up to those who certainly do have a stand ...
Supreme Court Leaves Legality of Cruise Ship Harms in Historic Charleston Unanswered
Press statement from the Southern Environmental Law Center For Immediate Release: January 22, 2014 Contact: Blan Holman, attorney, SELC, 919-302-6819 (cell) Supreme Court Leaves Legality of Cruise S ...
Maintain pressure on cruise pollution
Posted: Friday, January 24, 2014 12:01 a.m. Four years ago this month, hundreds of people gathered for a forum to address Charleston's "delicate balance" between livability and tourism. Cruise ships ...
Our perseverance is apparently being heard at State levels
Proposed legislation to bring shore-side power to Charleston cruise terminal by Tyrone Richardson, Post and Courier Cruise ships docked in Charleston soon could be plugging into a shoreside power out ...
Ports of contention
Ports of contention By Tom Stieghorst Ports of contentionA week before the Costa Concordia ran aground in January 2012, a group of activists in Venice formed a committee to push back against the growi ...
Cruise terminal needs public input
Now there's a thought... Let the public have input on what is done with their dollars on their turf... Should be interesting to see what transpires! Click here to read the article from Post and Couri ...
Army Corps, SPA withdraw appeal over Charleston cruise terminal permit
By Tyrone Richardson The Army Corps of Engineers and the State Ports Authority have halted their challenge of a judge's decision that nixed a permit the SPA needed to build a new cruise terminal in d ...
4 years on, Charleston cruise debate lingers
By BRUCE SMITH Associated Press January 2, 2014 CHARLESTON, S.C. — It's been almost four years since the South Carolina Ports Authority announced plans to build a new $35 million passenger cruise te ...