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Oahu’s waste-to-power facility has a hidden carbon cost, but is it better than shipping all our recyclables off-island?

A nonprofit announced its intent to sue the Environmental Protection Agency for failing to protect Hawaiian waters.

When China and other Asian nations curtailed dirty recycling streams, the county’s recycling contractor saw markets dry up, forcing residents to seek alternatives.

Native Hawaiians, not environmentalists, should be the ones making decisions on how a sacred area like the marsh should be managed.

The latest legal action asks a state court judge to allow the Maui County Council to settle the case before it has the potential to carve a giant loophole into the Clean Water Act.

The winners of the hackathon proposed giving beach toys a second life as a way to reduce visitors’ environmental footprint.

The U.S. Navy is willing to go slow and cheap when it comes to averting an environmental catastrophe on Oahu.

The move by the inspector general comes after a Civil Beat investigation and request from four congressmen.

The mayor won’t settle a case with national implications despite the council’s instruction to do so, spurring a new lawsuit to sort out the separation of powers.

Hawaii is unlikely to get a recycling facility anytime soon, so your soda cans and water bottles must travel thousands of miles to be recycled.