In 1956, Clemson College faced potential submersion as Hartwell Dam plans threatened to flood its campus. We continue to uncover the high-stakes battle between college officials and the federal government, revealing a forgotten alternative that could have radically transformed the landscape. Dive into this tale of progress versus preservation, where Clemson’s future hangs in the balance, and a five-mile canal nearly became a reality.
In this series’ third and final podcast episode, discover the untold story of Clemson College’s existential battle against the...
In 1956, Clemson College faced an existential threat as plans for the Hartwell Dam threatened to submerge vital campus lands. This podcast...
Every March, as part of the South Carolina Environmental Conference in Myrtle Beach, an unusual competition takes place—the battle for the...
This fall, we’re exploring Christy Spackman’s “The Taste of Water,” a book that uncovers the hidden world of...
