ReWa oyster recycling program plays important role in coastal conservation
Despite being more than 200 miles from the coast, ReWa's oyster recycling program contributes on average about 5% of the shells recycled in the state.
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ReWa encourages customers to clear the ‘FOG’
Renewable Water Resources is reminding local residents that a little extra care with cooking and cleanup can prevent problems with pipes.
ReWa’s annual River Sweep cleans up Reedy River, Brushy Creek
Volunteers included ReWa’s employees and nonprofit partners, including the Friends of the Reedy River and Conestee Nature Preserve.
ReWa builds career pipeline for local students
ReWa Strategic Communications Manager Dudley Brown said changes in technology and society warrant a comprehensive campaign to prepare the workforce of tomorrow.
ReWa, SCDNR partner to recycle oyster shells, protect waterways
As the community continues to develop, ReWa is creating a strategic plan to further support preservation of natural resources.
ReWa celebrates centennial: 100 years of clean water
As the organization turns 100, staff members are working diligently to serve a growing community and inspire its members to share in their mission.
Former ReWa CEO Joel Jones honored with Order of the Palmetto
State Sen. Ross Turner (R-Greenville) presented the award on behalf of Gov. Henry McMaster.
ReWa opens Clean Water Connector Loop spur to Swamp Rabbit Trail
The new trail is a spur off the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail’s Blue line.
Milestone: ReWa celebrates a century of keeping Greenville’s water safe
When the precursor to Renewable Water Resources was formed, its initial mission was straightforward.
ReWa seeks photo submissions for centennial calendar
ReWa’s photography contest is free to participate in and open to all ages and experience levels.
Revealed: ReWa’s secret weapon in fighting waterway litter
If you’ve spotted an odd-looking V-shaped contraption floating in the Reedy River, chances are you’re seeing an unsung hero of local waterways
As tensions simmer, ReWa resolves to limit expansion into Northern Greenville County
The conflict began when ReWa purchased about 75 acres of land off Highway 414, including 50 acres acquired in 2020 through eminent domain.
Renewable Water Resources votes to raise sewer rates next year
Rates will also go up the following year in 2023, according to ReWa CEO Graham Rich.