State Inches Closer To Restoring Access To Big Island Boat Ramp 5 Years After Eruption
Fishermen and residents say it’s time to reopen the Pohoiki Bay boat ramp to subsistence fishing, cultural practices, recreation and other uses.
‘The Water Needs To Be Cleaned’: Pokai Bay Has Gone From Pristine To Polluted
State legislators called for government agencies to prioritize the cleaning and testing of the area.
Community Groups Are Trying To Learn Just How Clean — Or Dirty — Maui’s Beaches Really Are
The public is filling in the gaps because the government lacks the resources to regularly test most beaches.
Q&A With Rep. Jill Tokuda: Hawaii Speciality Crops Need Support In The New Farm Bill
The importance of nutritional assistance like SNAP was apparent during a recent statewide tour.
Study: Nearly 90% Of Hanauma Bay Could Be Underwater By 2030
Researchers say the nature preserve is facing significant threats from climate change.
Hawaii Weighs In On Proposed Marine Sanctuary For Remote Pacific Islands
NOAA heard strong support for expanded protections, but others implored the agency to preserve economic opportunities for U.S. territories.
Hawaii Legislature Delivers Mixed Bag On Climate, Environment Solutions
Lawmakers punted on key cesspool measures, but they made some progress on conservation and the state’s zero-emission goals.
Red Hill Chemical Leak Caused By Contractor And Navy Failures, Investigation Finds
The contractor who was found to be at fault is still working at Red Hill.
Lawmakers Deep Six Legislation That Would Enable Counties To Redistrict Lands
The bill was substantially altered during conference committee drawing scrutiny.
Whales And Their Ability To Store Carbon Could Help Fight Climate Change
Researchers are linking whale conservation with broader efforts to slow global warming.