How Satellite Images Can Help Scientists Monitor The Health Of Coral Reefs
Researchers are learning more about how coral reef halos are formed, and that they hold significant promise for conservation.
Federal Officials Order Closure Of 3 Big Island Cesspools
Despite a 2005 ban on large-capacity cesspools, hundreds remain in operation in Hawaii.
New Research Shows Tuna Stocks Benefit From Expansion Of Papahanaumokuakea Monument
The spillover effect created outside the marine protected area seems to have benefited Hawaii’s commercial fishermen as well.
NOAA Expects A Rainier Than Usual Wet Season In Hawaii
Farmers have been hit particularly hard by drought statewide.
Governor Candidates On The Environment: Sharp Contrasts And A Little Overlap
Republican Duke Aiona emphasizes lower energy costs, while Democrat Josh Green stresses renewable and sustainable sources.
Hu Honua Says It Can’t Afford To Ride ‘Merry-Go-Round’ Any Longer
The embattled bioenergy plant on Hawaii island’s windward side is back before the state Supreme Court asking for relief.
Innovations In Ancient Aquaculture Could Bring Striped Mullet Back To The Dinner Table
Recent developments in growing striped mullet could help conserve Hawaii’s oceans, establish food security and perpetuate Hawaiian culture — but can they overcome new challenges?
Lead Detected Near Military’s Ewa Beach Shooting Range, Surfrider Says
The Marine Corps expressed skepticism about the findings. The state health department said it would investigate.
Navy Releases Another 1,000 Gallons Of Raw Sewage Into Pearl Harbor
The leak comes as community members are increasingly critical of the military’s treatment of Hawaii’s environment.
Maui Will Require Mineral-Based Sunscreens To Better Protect Reefs
The sweeping rule will be the first county-level policy of its kind in Hawaii, which has already made strides in banning sunscreens with oxybenzone and certain other chemicals.