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Journal of South Carolina Water Resources

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Volume 8, Issue 2

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Water-Level Trends in Aquifers of South Carolina
Scott V. Harder, Joseph A. Gellici, and Andrew Wachob
https://doi.org/10.34068/JSCWR.01.02

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Guest Commentary - South Carolina Water Quality Monitoring Data Elevated for Research, Decision Making, and the Internet of Water
Laura J. Shumway, Cristina A. Mullin, Bryan Rabon, and Dwayne A. Young
10.34068/JSCWR/08.02.03

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Historic Rainfall and Record-Breaking Flooding from Hurricane Florence in the Pee Dee Watershed
Melissa Griffin, Mark Malsick, Hope Mizzell, and Leah Moore
https://doi.org/10.34068/JSCWR.06.03

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Stakeholder Voice in Water Resource Planning
Chikezie Isiguzo, Stone Washington, Lori Dickes, Thomas Walker, Thomas Walker, Mani Rouhi Rad, Debabrata Sahoo, and Jeffrey Allen
10.34068/JSCWR/08.02.04

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Hurricane Florence Flooding in Georgetown County: A Qualitative Explanation of the Interactions of Estuary and Tidal River
Thomas M. Williams, Daniel Hitchcock, Bo Song, and Thomas O'Halloran
https://doi.org/10.34068/JSCWR.06.04

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Adjusting NRCS Curve Number for Rainfall Durations Less Than 24 Hours
Michael Meadows
https://doi.org/10.34068/JSCWR.03.05

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Widespread Contamination of Polychlorinated Biphenyls in South Carolina and North Carolina (USA): A Legacy of Malarial Eradication and Mosquito Control
James B. Glover and Deke T. Gundersen
10.34068/JSCWR/08.01.10

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“I Won’t Use the Term Dumbing It Down, but You Have to Take the Scientific Jargon Out”: A Qualitative Study of Environmental Health Partners’ Communication Practices and Needs
Katya Altman, Brooks Yelton, Hildehardo F. Viado, Margaret A. Carson, Louisa Schandera, R. Heath Kelsey, Dwayne E. Porter, and Daniela B. Friedman
10.34068/JSCWR/08.01.04