General Meetings
Featuring Photos from Our Earth Day Celebration
Featuring Photos from Our Earth Day Celebration
NEXT GENERAL MEETING
Join the Sun City Environmental Club on Monday January 29th at the Lakehouse Ballroom to learn about Native Plants in the Lowcountry. Our speaker will be Laura Lee Rose. Laura Lee Rose is a native of South Carolina and has lived in the Lowcountry for many years. She is a Certified Nursery Professional, recently retired from Clemson Extension Service. She had taught Master Gardener classes and is a board member of the South Carolina Native Plant Society and President of the South Coast Chapter. She encourages the use of native plant material and sustainable landscaping.
The meeting starts at 7:00 PM, but arrive early to meet our Board of Directors and Teams. Together, we can enhance our little corner of the Earth!
Tom Balliet Solar Education
Dr Bostic, Jr Palmetto Electric
4Rs Rosemary & Carolyn!
Ted Sommers Energy Conservation
Paula Smith Concern with our Children's Future:
Our Lady Bug will Bug you about Recycling!
Frank educating the importance of Pollinators!
Joe Puceta learning about all of the Earth Day Offerings!
Bluffton Students Exhibiting Their 1st Place Climate Change Project@
The Bird Club Shared the Importance of caring for our Feathered Friends!
Leslie Balliet showing Waste Management's give away and below her in our own Sun City Cyclers who enjoys the natural beauty of Sun City!
The All About Art club provided an opportunity for everyone to share in painting a Mural!
Nuclear Power and Natural Gas Peaker Plants are the most expensive form of generation. The last Solar towers have been decommissioned due to their expense.
Utility-scale solar, which refers to large solar power plants, can produce electricity at costs as low as 2.4¢/kWh and just under 4¢/kWh and onshore wind is on par with solar while offshore wind is a little more expensive but is close to large populations centers along the Atlantic Coast has the most expensive fossil fuel plants due to distance for fossil fuels to be either shipped via train or pipeline from where they are mined or extracted and refined.