Natural gas pipeline project opponents: Citizens have rights and a voice

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Maps of existing and proposed natural gas pipelines in lower South Carolina and Georgia.
When it comes to a proposed natural gas ...
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Maps of existing and proposed natural gas pipelines in lower South Carolina and Georgia.
When it comes to a proposed natural gas power plant slated for the South Carolina Lowcountry, and a pending massive underground gas pipeline through two of its counties, environmental groups want the public to know that you have rights and a voice.
Environmentalists and concerned citizens held a community meeting March 10 at Hampton County's Lake Warren State Park to share updates on the proposed gas projects, as well as opportunities that local residents can take advantage of to voice their concerns or opinions.
Dominion Energy and Santee Cooper want to build a gas megaproject in the rural Colleton County area of Canadys , on the banks of the Edisto River, along with a 70-plus-mile-long underground pipeline to feed it, and from the moment these projects were announced in late 2025 the local opposition from landowners and area residents has been organized and fierce .
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