GEORGETOWN COUNTY, S.C. (WBTW) -- A $3.6 million dredging project in Georgetown Harbor aiming to improve navigation and support future economic growth is also raising questions about potential impacts on safety, water quality, and wildlife. Residents and environmental advocates have raised questions about the project, which is set to begin in early July. The U.S. [...]
WBTW News13 reports that (WBTW) -- A $3.6 million dredging project in Georgetown Harbor aiming to improve navigation and support future economic growth is also raising questions about potential impacts on safety, water quality, and wildlife.
Residents and environmental advocates have raised questions about the project, which is set to begin in early July.
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