Conservation Voters of South Carolina runs advocacy programs at the State House to educate elected leaders about pro-conservation policies. Through the Common Agenda process, hosted by Conservation Voters Education Fund, the conservation community sets legislative priorities to promote during the coming General Session.
CONSERVATION ISRecycling, clean water and green power
all mean jobs to South Carolinians.
Our state’s natural resources
can produce the jobs
to keep our families employed here.
The conservation community is working
to create a healthy future for all our state’s people.
Click on a link on the right to read more about each 2012 priority.
-Click here to view a PDF of the 2012 Conservation Common Agenda Priorities
Brochure.
-Read the 2011 Conservation Voters Bill Inventory, a list of significant environmental bills that have been filed.
-Read the 2011 or 2010 Conservation Common Agenda Priorities Brochure.
-Read the offshore wind study conducted by former Clemson professor, Dr. Nick Regas.
-Read the 2010 ACEEE State Energy Efficiency Scorecard report, which ranks all 50 states and D.C. on how energy efficient they are. South Carolina is #40.