Hawaii Coffee Farmers: State Policy Is Putting Crops At Risk
Growers want Hawaii to adopt a strict federal policy designed to protect Hawaii coffee from invasive species.
Oahu Nonprofit Uses Backyard Aquaponics To Promote Healthy Eating
A new UH study is looking at whether the program has led to an improved diet and reduced risk for cardiovascular disease among Native Hawaiian families.
Kauai County Buys 400 Acres In Waimea
The $5.3 million sale of agriculture land could be used for recreation, housing or economic uses, Kauai Mayor Derek Kawakami said.
Federal Judge Rules Toxic Water Discharged Off Kauai Is Illegal
Pesticides, heavy metals, sediment and other pollutants have been discharged by a state agency through an illegal plantation-era ditch system since 2015.
New Ruling In Maui Water Case Still Doesn’t Resolve Old Dispute
The state appellate court has asked a lower court to answer key questions.
This Native Hawaiian Taro Farmer Has Been Fighting A&B For Decades
The result has been bittersweet. Stream water was restored to his East Maui land three years ago, but so many others gave up traditional taro farming during the long battle.
Ige Calls For Reconsideration Of Water Bill
The governor says passage of the stalled measure is in the public interest but critics called it an abuse of Ige’s position.
Chad Blair: Inside The Legislature’s Backroom Brawl Over A Water Rights Bill
Hawaii lawmakers are assessing whether there is support for reviving a bill allowing Alexander & Baldwin continued water access on Maui that was once declared dead.
Chad Blair: Possible Resurrection Of Water Bill Has Capitol Abuzz
Lawmakers supporting the measure to extend rights to divert stream water — including for Alexander & Baldwin — play hardball behind closed doors.
A Near-Perfect Compromise On Water Bill — Until Senators Blew It
A new path was about to be forged for the future use of water resources in the islands. Then the Ways and Means Committee stepped in.