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South Carolina released a new 50-year water plan on Dec. 11, 2025, to address rising demand from growth and drought risks.
South Carolina unveiled its updated State Water Plan on December 11, 2025, the first major revision since 2004, as the state faces rapid population growth and rising water demands.
Developed by the Department of Environmental Services with input from the WaterSC working group, the plan outlines a 50-year strategy to ensure sustainable water supply, improve drought resilience, and balance economic development with environmental protection.
It emphasizes data-driven planning, infrastructure upgrades, water reuse, and regional cooperation, noting that demand could reach 7.9 billion gallons per day by 2070.
Officials stress that while water resources are abundant, they are not limitless, and proactive management is essential to secure long-term water security.
Carolina del Sur lanzó un nuevo plan de agua de 50 años el 11 de diciembre de 2025, para abordar la creciente demanda debido al crecimiento y los riesgos de sequía.