Expansion flourishes in bottomlands - 2004-03-06
When conservationists chose to put up a fight for the wetlands, they called in their huge gun.
Perched at President Bush's elbow for an hour-long White House meeting was John Tomke, president of Ducks Unlimited, the country's largest waterfowl hunting group with 1 million associates.
Then in 1989 Hurricane Hugo slammed into Myrtle Beach. In the flurry of building that followed, the resort city included oceanside golf, casino boat gambling, outlet shopping, even a Hawaiian "volcano."
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