Hawaii Kai Abuzz Over Possible New Restrictions on Maunalua Bay
There’s one day left to weigh in on proposed marine sanctuary expansions, including more regulations for the coastal stretch east of Diamond Head, west of Koko Head.
Federal Judge Plans to Rule on Maui GMO Moratorium By End of June
Advocates for the hard-won ballot initiative aren’t optimistic about their chances at the District Court level.
Why Are Sharks Attacking More People Than Ever in Hawaii?
Marine biologists have been studying the clash of humans and sharks since two people were killed off the coast of Maui in 2013.
Ohia Disease on Big Island Poses聽Threat to Native Forests Statewide
Foresters are scrambling to figure out how the disease is spreading and how to stop it.
Want to Save the Planet? Have Fewer Kids
A straight-talking scientist at the University of Hawaii says we need to stop focusing on the negative effects of climate change and start talking about the solutions.
The Pentagon Wants to Bomb the Hell Out of This Tiny Pacific Island
Residents of the Northern Mariana Islands, as well as the Sierra Club and other environmental groups, strongly oppose the U.S. military鈥檚 plans for Pagan Island.
Navy Agrees to Upgrade Red Hill Fuel Storage Tanks
In January 2014, the tanks spilled 27,000 gallons of fuel, raising concerns about potential drinking water contamination.
Kahoolawe Restoration: What Can Still Be Done After Big Budget Cuts?
The Kahoolawe Island Reserve Commission is scrambling for money after the Legislature didn’t fully fund its operations.
A Challenge to Anti-GMO Activists: Let the Science Speak
A GMO proponent alleges that the science is on his side and accuses GMO detractors of using fear tactics to win public support.
DuPont Pioneer Shuts Down One Kauai Facility
The company is consolidating its parent seed operations on the North Shore of Oahu.