The following documents are not created by the South Carolina Green Party, or its members. These are documents created by civic organizations as well as minor and major political parties active in the state. No endorsement of the conclusions found in these reports is implied, although members of the SCGP may or may not agree.
Likewise, presume no endorsement of the South Carolina Green Party by the authors of these reports.
We feel that these documents are important enough for SC politics and policy discussions that we collect them here. Significant research has gone into these reports, and all political parties and civic organizations should take their findings into account.
If you know of another public policy document that ought to be included, leave a comment or contact the editor at slwest (at) gmail (dot) com.
| Document | Organization | Authors | Outside Link |
Publication Date |
| Climate Change Impacts To Natural Resources In South Carolina Revised Final Draft – November 18, 2011 [Shelved S.C. DNR climate warming report] |
South Carolina Department of Natural Resources | Bob Perry, Hope Mizzel Climate Change Impacts – Technical Working Group |
Link | 18 November 2011 |
| An Audit of the November 2, 2010 Election in Richland County | The League Of Women Voters Of South Carolina | Duncan A. Buell, Eleanor Hare, Frank Heindel, Chip Moore | Link | 14 February 2011 |
| Doing Better: Progressive tax reform ideas for South Carolina | Center For A Better South | Testimony byAndy Brack | Link | 19 February 2010 |
| Final Report of the South Carolina Taxation Realignment Commission | SC TRAC | See Page 8 of the Report | Link | December 2010 |
South Carolina Green Party 