The South Carolina Water Resources Center serves as a liaison between USGS, the university community and the water resources constituencies across SC.
Clemson, SC
Joined May 2016
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Across South Carolina, harmful algal blooms are becoming more common. 🦠
Our Water Resources specialists are stepping in to help communities identify blooms earlier, reduce risks and protect South Carolina’s water resources. 💧
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SCDES and the Saluda River Basin Council invite you to review and comment on the draft Saluda River Basin Plan! Public input will help shape water management for current and future needs. Learn more: bit.ly/4do8k7a
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Global droughts in a warming climate: Evaluation of SPI and SPEI under... sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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You're invited to share feedback on the draft Upper Savannah River Basin Plan!
Join us for a public meeting:
Monday, April 21 | 6–8 p.m.
Tri-County Technical College, 511 Michelin Blvd., Anderson
Comments accepted April 21–May 26. Details here: shorturl.at/d7N3W
SC Water Center retweeted
Congratulations to Dr. Christopher Post, Professor of Environmental Information Science, for being named a recipient of the 2025 Seed Translational Research Project funding! 🎉 @NSF
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Dawoon Jeong is an Assistant Professor of Agricultural Economics working with @SCWaterNews. Her research focuses on water economics & addressing water issues from a social science perspective to support effective water management in SC and nationwide.💧🤝
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SC Water Center retweeted
Today is World Water Day, a time to highlight the importance of freshwater preservation! 💧
As we celebrate this day, we encourage South Carolinians to check out the incredible work of @ClemsonUniv's @SCWaterNews. 👏
The Center ➡️ clemson.edu/public/water/ind…
SC Water Center retweeted
Happy National Ag Day! 🌱 🎉
Today we celebrate American agriculture. @ClemsonCAFLS & @CUESNews are proud to provide unified education, research and public service programs that bring new innovation and leadership to the agricultural industry. 🤝
#AgDay25
SC Water Center retweeted
Charles Privette has been named interim director of the South Carolina Water Resources Center after more than 26 years at @ClemsonUniv.
Congratulations Dr. Privette! 💧 👏
Learn More ➡️ news.clemson.edu/privette-na…
SC Water Center retweeted
The idea was selected as the 2025 Special Project for the Water Chats training program. Titled “Beyond the Surface,” the project is a collaborative effort by Clemson Extension, S.C. Sea Grant Consortium, the @SCWaterNews and @tsa_gvl. 🌊
SC Water Center retweeted
Through her internship with Water Resource Agent Heather Nix, @ClemsonCAFLS senior Masha Bokar pitched the idea for a water-focused art exhibition. 🎨
This led to a creative collaboration involving multiple universities, agencies and a local gallery. 🖼️
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SC Water Center retweeted
Will you be attending the South Carolina Water Resources Conference this week? Come find our poster on updates to SC StreamStats in the poster session on Wednesday!
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@WestonSampson is excited to exhibit at the SC Water Resources Conference on October 16th-17th at Clemson University!🌊
Visit our booth to meet Kim Morganello and Lucas Hernandez and discuss how we can move towards a sustainable future!🌏
#SCWRC #WaterResources #Sustainability
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Clemson University/South Carolina Water Resources Center is looking for a Postdoctoral Fellow to work on Water Resources Planning and Management to further efforts to develop a comprehensive State Water Plan.
Follow this link to submit your application: apply.interfolio.com/151303
SC Water Center retweeted
Recipe for disaster. What makes a hurricane?
blogs.clemson.edu/earthly/20…
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Latest Drought Monitor results issued July 11, 2024. Over 70% of South Carolina in at least moderate status with 30% experiencing SEVERE or EXTREME drought. Coastal plain counties including Florence, Marion and Sumter are seeing driest conditions.
@ClemsonCAFLS @CUESNews
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ASCE EWRI's Risk, Uncertainty, and Probabilistic Approaches Committee's next webinar will be by Dr. Günter Blöschl from Vienna University of Technology.
Zoom link to attend is: clemson.zoom.us/j/9954395133…
SC Water Center retweeted
An Upstate drought ended in January. For farmers, the ramifications lasted for months. greenvilleonline.com/story/n… via @greenvillenews
SC Water Center retweeted
Webinar: Increase Resilience to Climate Variability on Agricultural Lands in South Carolina
March 27, 2024
10 a.m. to 11 a.m. (EDT)
Cost: Free
Register: events.gcc.teams.microsoft.c…
Learn how climate variability is impacting South Carolina producers. – at South Carolina, USA
SC Water Center retweeted
Looking for a PhD position?Interested in water informatics? @ClemsonHHR is looking for 3 #PhDstudents in hydroinformatics from water sys modeling to irrigation informatics to water edu software dev. Apply by Feb. 26👇@CSDMS @EGU_HS @AMSHydrology @phdjobs
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