Toby Cox

High- and low-pressure systems steer a hurricane toward or away from SC. These systems are influenced by atmospheric conditions and the time of year.

Hempcrete is mold-resistant and energy efficient. A new building is testing how the material performs in Charleston and if it can be applied to affordable housing.

Charleston city council approved funds to finalize the design of a knee wall along Lockwood Drive for flooding. The wall will work with future larger projects.

The cackles of hungry laughing gulls, thrum of compaction machinery and whirs of engines created a symphony of sorts atop the workface of the Bees Ferry Landfill.

El Niño and La Niña events have been influencing the global weather for at least 250 million years. Understanding the past can help us understand the future.

Charleston is moving forward with the idea of an expanded Battery. The city and Army Corps signed an MOU to let the city get a head start on preliminary work.

Dorchester's Greenbelt Program awarded the Lowcountry Land Trust two grants of more than $1 million for conservation projects on Barry Tract and Young's Farm.

South Carolina is home to largest brown pelican colony on East Coast. These birds face many threats from climate change and sea-level rise, but not blindness.

Cold fronts moving through the region will bring the coolest temperatures Charleston has experienced this fall season.

A proposed project to expand Spring Grove Landfill would impact wetlands and streams. The project is open for written public comments to help inform next steps.