CHS | A hollow victory at City Council?
Those favoring regulating toxic cruise ship pollution won a hollow victory Tuesday night. Facing an overflow crowd of concerned citizens, the Charleston City Council passed resolution that "the city ...
Both sides signal shoreside power win
BY Tyrone Richardson trichardson@postandcourier.com Posted: February 27, 2014 Both sides in the debate over cruise ship emissions claimed victories after Charleston City Council approved a resolution ...
A simple vote for cleaner air
A simple vote for cleaner air If Charleston City Council, when asked Tuesday to support reducing air pollution from cruise ships, says "no," local residents should have some serious concerns about the ...
Charleston-based Fantasy cruise ship to get new pollution scrubbers, port says
Cruise ship emissions are talk of the State Ports Authority board meeting today. SPA chief executive Jim Newsome announced the Carnival Fantasy will be outfitted with air-pollution scrubbers in Octob ...
Back shore power
Back Shore Power My home is on Laurens Street. The city long ago zoned Laurens Street, which is adjacent to the proposed cruise terminal, for high-density residential development. This zoning means t ...
Clear the air with shore power
FEBRUARY 4th, Letter to the Editor, Dudley Gregorie To protect the health of the city's downtown residents, I am asking my fellow members of Charleston City Council to adopt a resolution in support o ...
Shore Power Now
Check out our "quality of life preserver"... Regulation and Shore Power for the cruise ships calling on Charleston are a must!
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 ...