Law center argues Army Corps lacks Savannah River permit

The Southern Environmental Law Center filed a lawsuit Friday arguing the Army Corps of Engineers did not get a South Carolina pollution control permit for its project to deepen the Savannah River. The dredging project will lift cadmium and other pollutants from the river and could discharge those pollutants onto South Carolina land. Read More...

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