Army Corps Still Won’t Restore Forests As Part Of Ala Wai Flood Control Project
Residents want more details on why the agency keeps rejecting that approach. The public has until Monday to comment.
Heading To A Beach This Summer? Here’s How To Keep Harmful Algae Blooms From Spoiling Your Trip
Citizen scientists can provide invaluable help by monitoring local waters, experts say.
Whales And Their Ability To Store Carbon Could Help Fight Climate Change
Researchers are linking whale conservation with broader efforts to slow global warming.
Humpback Whales Are ‘Remarkably Resilient’ Even Amid Climate Crisis, New Study Shows
When a researcher first went to study whales from the air, he worried for their future. His recent findings make him hopeful.
Hawaii’s Green Fee Proposal Dies At The Last Minute — Again
Supporters had hoped they had the momentum to get it through the Legislature this year.
Hawaii Is Giving Maui Resorts Their Money Back Instead Of Helping Shore Up A Shrinking Beach
Community members, government officials and business executives say recent land board decisions indicate a new approach to the tough decisions that come with sea level rise.
New Rules That Seek To Better Protect Maui’s Coastlines Will Take Effect Soon
The rules govern development near shorelines on the Valley Isle.
Teenagers Go To Court To Force Climate Action
Lawsuits in Hawaii and Montana shine light on how climate chaos threatens their adult lives.
Reviving Hawaii’s Meat Inspection Program Could Also Take Aim At Axis Deer
Current rules and regulations have become too onerous for local meat producers.
DOE Looking Into Financial Records Of Kailua School Composting Program
Proceeds from compost sales to the public are kept by the partner schools.