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First the measure was given a “defective” 2050 start date. Then it was shot down by voice vote, leaving the stands of individual lawmakers unclear.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency investigation is in response to a civil rights complaint filed by Earthjustice.

Military training plans for the Northern Marianas are still in the works, despite a lawsuit and islanders’ opposition.

The prohibition continues to gain support from Hawaii environmentalists, but is effectively dead this session.

They were on an 18-day mission to crack down on illegal fishing in the Central and South Pacific.

The Democratic Party, Office of Hawaiian Affairs and others are urging the House to follow suit, but the measure faces opposition there.

A joint effort by government scientists and law enforcement officers helps whales coexist with humans in the islands.

After a federal court shot down the efforts of individual counties, advocates of more regulation have only the Legislature to turn to.

Wind farm operators have agreed to pay for research into the impact of their facilities on Hawaii’s endangered hoary bat.

Members of several environmental organizations strut their stuff as they target plastic bags and foam food containers.