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Charleston 2030 Project

CHS 2030: Nurturing Our Urban Creeks

CHS 2030: Nurturing Our Urban Creeks

Gadsden Creek is only one of the Charleston water bodies with “urban creek syndrome:” contaminants from surrounding car traffic and development, reduced water intake from inflexible anti-flood infrastructure, and reduced ecological diversity. To put it simply, we don’t take care of our creeks.
Surge Editorial Team Sep 16, 2023
CHS 2030: Urban Natureweaving

CHS 2030: Urban Natureweaving

Belvin Olasov talks with Rebecca Fanning, Al Mason, and Kate Blatt Ancaya about urban ecological design concepts that could be the future of Charleston.
Belvin Olasov Apr 28, 2023
Charleston 2030: A Root Down Lowcountry

Charleston 2030: A Root Down Lowcountry

Alternative building and infrastructure are part of our eco-futurist vision for Charleston. Root Down Designs is leading the way.
Surge Editorial Team Dec 7, 2022
Imagine the Wall: Charleston 2030 Project

Imagine the Wall: Charleston 2030 Project

CHARLESTON 2030 PROJECT Highlighting aspirational, ecofuturist visions for the Lowcountry by Belvin Olasov The climate crisis will inevitably thrust us into a different world – the question is how much of that world we’ll get to choose. For Charleston, it’s hard to find that question in a sharper form
Surge Editorial Team Aug 9, 2022

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