Racing To Save Hawaii’s Songbirds From Extinction
Scientists are urgently searching for backup homes to protect the three remaining species in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands.
US Climate Report Warns Of Worsening Weather Disasters
In Hawaii and the Pacific surface temperatures and sea level continue rising, while extremes such as drought and flooding continue affecting the islands.
$1 Million Grant Keeps ‘Super Coral’ Research Alive
Scientists will continue the work of the late Ruth Gates to develop corals that are more resistant to the effects of climate change and create reefs that provide natural coastal protection.
Bug Love: Climate Change Could Be Making Hawaii’s Crickets Purr
The changing mating calls of the Pacific field cricket are just one example of rapid evolution, which is increasing in response to climate change.
RIP Ruth Gates: The World Loses A Top Coral Scientist And ‘Indomitable Spirit’
The University of Hawaii researcher was working on creative ways to preserve the ocean’s dwindling reefs in the face of climate change. She never lost hope.
This Remote Hawaiian Island Just Vanished
Scientists are concerned about what will happen to the hundreds of endangered species that once called East Island home.
Why A Hawaii Senator Wants To Stop A Coal-Fired Plant In Kenya
Brian Schatz teamed up with fellow senators to fill a gap left by President Trump’s refusal to address climate change.
Kauai Flooding Heightens Worries About West Oahu Isolation
If a disaster were to close the Farrington Highway, what would be the alternative route to and from the Leeward Coast?
Kauai Storm: 28 Inches Of Rain Brings Landslides, Floods And Wrecked Homes
The storm left Hanalei looking like a “huge lake” and cut off some North Shore communities, prompting Gov. Ige to declare a state of聽 emergency.
Council Considers Big Cuts In Honolulu’s Climate Change Office
Voters created the office less than two years ago. Now Council Chair Ernie Martin wants to slice its budget in half.