Biden To Create New Marine Sanctuary In Pacific
Hawaii congressman says “our world’s oceans are at mortal risk.”
Hawaii Wildfire Defense Plans Gain Federal Funds
Local plans were last updated 8 years ago.
The Shift To A Green Energy Future Is Renewing Plantation-Era Water Wars On Kauai
A proposed hydro project — the first of its kind in the world — could supply up to a quarter of the island’s power by diverting 4 billion gallons a year from the Waimea River.
Homes In Flood Zones Are Overvalued By Billions, Study Finds
Failure to account for climate change means low-income homeowners could see their home values plunge.
Hawaii’s Innovative Plan To Manage Marine Resources Is Being Quietly Rolled Back
The fishing community raised concerns but DLNR says the initiative’s broader emphasis on place-based planning will remain in effect.
Honolulu’s New Airport Rental Center Has Lots Of Electric Cars But Only One Charging Station
Activists say that’s a big blunder. And lawmakers are moving to require all new state buildings be designed with EV charging stations.
Hawaii Supreme Court Grills Hu Honua In Latest Appeal
The two-hour hearing delved into the tree-burning power project’s legal claims after the PUC denied its permit.
Advocates Say It’s No Longer Whether Hawaii Should Charge A Green Fee, But How
Hawaii’s new governor supports a visitor-impact fee, and supporters say they’re more organized than ever. But it will be up to state legislators to decide.
Moving Species Emerges As Last Resort As Climate Warms
The relocation of Tristram’s storm petrels from northeastern Hawaii’s Tern Island, which is just 6 feet above sea level, could help save the species.
Indigenous Management Of Hawaii’s Fishponds Is Getting A High Tech Upgrade
Climate change has emerged as a modern challenge for the guardians of these traditional food sources.