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Adam Parker covers race, history and sundry issues for The Post and Courier. He wrote a book called “Outside Agitator” and assembled another called “Us.”

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Green solutions can help protect urban Charleston in the era of climate change and strong storms

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By Adam Parker Verified
| Post and Courier Verified
Tropical systems present two main challenges: wind and rain. Both are likely to become more abundant and damaging as the Earth’s climate continues to heat up and the impacts cascade. For example, warmer sea and air temperatures accelerate the melting of glaciers and ice sheets, which add enormous amounts of fresh water to our salty oceans, impacting marine biology and disrupting major currents. Warmer ocean waters and weaker currents affect the formation, strength and movement of cyclones.
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Fallen soldier at 1780 Battle of Camden identified through DNA testing

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By Adam Parker Verified
| Post and Courier Verified
CAMDEN — University of South Carolina archeologists working near Camden late in 2022 were surprised when they discovered the remains not of six soldiers, but of 14. About half of them were the bones of teenagers. They were located in small shallow graves, hastily dug within a longleaf pine forest north of town. These 14 men and boys were among the many fighters of the Continental Army who struggled to defend themselves against overwhelming British forces in 1780, but succumbed.
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Carolina Day honors 1776 battle with Charleston church service, parade, public program

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By Adam Parker Verified
| Post and Courier Verified
The Palmetto Society of Charleston has been doing this every year since 1777. Standing in uniform at Washington Square, drums at the ready, preparing for the annual Carolina Day procession down Meeting Street, members of England’s Royal Marine Corps of Drums, along with their accompanying attachés, were impressed. The Battle of Sullivan’s Island is worth celebrating, one said.
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