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 episode, Dr. Christy Spackman explores the fascinating connection between water’s taste and its source environment. Drawing...
From a heart-stopping near-miss in foggy Seattle waters came Captain John Trimmer’s “How to Avoid Huge Ships” – a...
Join us on a behind-the-scenes tour of Spartanburg Water, where Director Ken Tuck shares the 20-year journey of transforming water...
Meet the unsung heroes of Georgia’s rivers – freshwater mussels! Join aquatic biologist Dr. Steve Golladay as he reveals how...
