Take a look at the thermometer,
and it’s easy to see summer is upon us. Time to head to the beach or the pool.
Time to cool off floating down the river or frolicking in the local
splash pad, right?
Not so fast.
The water we
count on to cool us off, water our yards and flow from our faucets isn’t
guaranteed to always be there. Drought is common in South Carolina, and cities
and towns need to be prepared when drought conditions occur.
Water is a limited
resource that not only impacts the health and well-being of a community, but it also
can be an important economic development catalyst.
The June issue of Uptown focuses on water as a resource
for our state. Read more about drought, blueways, water
pollution challenges and water safety.
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