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The Inflation Reduction Act is considered the single largest investment in green energy and other initiatives aimed at reducing planet-warming carbon emissions in U.S. history.

In a precursor of business decisions that will become more common, members of the Outrigger Canoe Club have rejected a proposal to extend the club’s lease with its landlord beyond 2055 due to concerns about sea level rise.

With complicated applications and long wait times, the government’s primary effort to move people out of harm’s way falls woefully behind in the era of climate change.

The National Academy of Sciences says more research is needed — even as Hawaii moves to tighten its sunscreen laws.

The state needs to dramatically cut its carbon emissions in the next eight years to hit its climate goals. That will require bold leadership, advocates say.

The FEMA program could help as the climate crisis worsens. But the public would have to know it exists and overcome outdated building codes and high property values.

Communities stuck on the front lines of the climate crisis need help relocating. The U.S. government isn’t prepared.

The battle for better bike infrastructure has been raging since the 1980s, but we’ve seen little progress.

An unexpected financial mess at the Elima Lani condo complex in Waikoloa Village leaves some property owners miffed and perplexed.

Research shows that not all marine protected areas are created equal and the most effective preserves restrict damaging activities.