Lava Flow Prompts Hawaii Governor to Sign Emergency Proclamation
Preparations underway as lava may cross highway near Pahoa soon.
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.
Pro-GMO Hawaii Farm Group Aims to Spend $400,000
The Hawaii Farm Bureau Federation is launching a comprehensive public relations campaign complete with TV, radio, print and Internet ads to counteract Hawaii’s anti-GMO movement.
Odds Are Good for a Major Earthquake to Rock Big Island
Napa quake last weekend was nothing compared to what history suggests will likely hit Hawaii in the next decade.
Does HECO Have a Plan for the 21st Century?
Company says it’s transforming, but critics say Hawaii’s major utility lacks a vision for competing against emerging technologies.
HECO Plans Promise Cleaner Energy at Lower Costs by 2030
Power companies submit their plans to the state Public Utilities Commission, which had rejected earlier versions.
Federal Judge Invalidates Kauai’s Anti-GMO Law
UPDATE: Officials on the Big Island and in Maui County are analyzing the implications of Monday’s court decision striking down Kauai’s regulations on GMO farming and pesticides.
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.
Donations Pour in to Influence GMO Debate, But Are They Being Disclosed?
No ballot issue committees have formed to raise money for or against the proposed Maui County GMO ban on the fall ballot, but a lot has been spent on political candidates.
Is Kauai Pro-GMO? Primary Election Results Suggest So
The issue spurred many people on the neighbor islands to run for office. The results may be telling.