Departures in Congress Result in New Leaders on the Environment
Schatz from Hawaii is among those said to be taking leading positions on climate change.
Why Did the City Approve a New Seawall for a Kahala Property After the State Ordered It Removed?
Despite concerns over erosion, the city says it would have been a hardship for the Samsung chairman to not have a wall protecting his beachfront property.
Saving Waikiki Beach — At Least for Now
The city hopes to raise $600,000 annually from local businesses to combat chronic erosion, but some are balking at the proposal. Would the efforts merely stave off the inevitable?
Renowned Climate Change Author Faults HECO for Blocking Solar
Naomi Klein delivers inspiring speech at University of Hawaii.
Schatz: ‘Glimmer of Hope’ on Climate Change, Energy Policy
With Obama expected to veto the Keystone pipeline bill, the Hawaii senator strikes an optimistic note.
Abercrombie Fired Up About Climate Change
On a night of passionate statements about the planet’s future, Gov. Abercrombie urges Gov.-elect Ige to keep William Aila as head of the Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources.
Inch by Sandy Inch, Hawaii’s Loss of Beaches Worries Tourism Industry
Recent reports cite concerns that elevated ocean levels, drought and hotter Hawaiian nights will hurt tourism and ultimately the state’s economy.
Big Ideas, Plenty of Uncertainty at Hawaii Environmental Council
Annual strategic planning meeting focuses on invasive species, climate change and the struggle to combat them.
State and County Leaders Pledge Commitment to Hawaii Sustainability
Aloha+ Challenge targets changes by 2030 in clean energy and food production, waste reduction and smart growth, natural resource management and green jobs.
Hawaii Governor Signs Law to Study Rising Seas
Abercrombie signs legislation aimed at helping Hawaii draw up a response to sea level rise in the islands.