Local Engineers Explore Protecting Infrastructure From Climate Change
Hawaii can learn from other coastal areas on the mainland when it comes to planning for the effects of sea-level rise.
New Year, New Governor, New Deal for Turtle Bay Preservation
UPDATED: Gov. David Ige pushes a plan to preserve 635.3 acres on the North Shore. The Hawaii Legislature would have to sign off on the financing before the session ends.
Efforts to Make Hawaii Less of the Cesspool Capital Mostly Fail
An attempt to ban construction of new cesspools has already died, but another bill would give homeowners up to $10,000 to upgrade to other sewage systems.
Does the Thirty Meter Telescope Pose Environmental Risks?
Supporters, opponents of what will be the biggest observatory on Mauna Kea disagree over the value of assurances in the environmental impact statement.
Why Are So Many of Hawaii’s Environmental Posts Still Unfilled?
“This process takes time,” says a spokesman for governor, but some wonder if filling the positions is simply not a priority.
Civil Beat Poll: Hawaii Voters Want GMO Labeling
There’s little disparity across age, ethnicity and gender lines, although more Republicans are opposed.
Senate Panel Recommends Balfour to Water Commission
More than 3,700 people signed a petition opposing the nomination of the former sugar company executive.
Not All GMO Plants Are Created Equally
It’s the trait, not the method, that’s important.
Senators Grill Water Board Nominee, Delay Decision
The Water and Land Committee decides to postpone a vote on controversial nominee William Balfour until Friday.
Growing Criticism Over Ige’s Water Commission Appointments
Senators are set to hear the nominations Wednesday as testimony starts to come in.