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Hawaii Gov. David Ige and the EPA praise a new agreement to fix the underground storage tanks, but critics say it’s not enough.

More than $6 million has been raised so far as the state prepares to host next year’s World Conservation Congress.

Malama Maunalua has rallied a diverse swath of community members to embark on a two-year planning process to decide the future of the bay.

Biotech companies contributed tens of thousands of dollars to the gathering at the Sheraton Kona Resort.

The water commission is planning a field trip to look at ditches and other waterways but state legal advisors are worried about the public tagging along.

The plan’s $173 million price tag is a small price to pay for preventing the worst effects of a major flood in densely populated, economically important Waikiki.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is accepting comments until Oct. 7 on a $173 million plan for construction of concrete canal walls, pump stations and floodwater repositories along streams in Manoa, Palolo and Makiki.

The DLNR is in the process of negotiating for the 300-acre site in the Pia Valley owned by James Pflueger and other family members.

In the meantime, the National Marine Fisheries Service should not flout those limits with catch rules that are already the subject of a federal lawsuit.

We may all live on the same planet, but Democrats and Republicans are worlds apart when it comes to today’s preeminent environmental issue.