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The first ocean-specific report by a prestigious international panel underscores the urgency of taking action now to reduce carbon emissions and limit global warming.

There was another mass stranding in the same area less than a month ago.

The U.S. Supreme Court had been set to hear the case in November.

Civil Beat follows an Ala Moana resident looking for ways to help with climate change in the first episode of “Are We Doomed? And Other Burning Environmental Questions.”

Claire Caulfield will tackle reader questions about the environment for Civil Beat’s newest podcast.

Hawaii’s shift to renewable energy was meant to trigger an explosion of new jobs, but officials aren’t closely tracking employment in the sector.

Climatologists are frustrated by the lack of action in response to manmade global warming, but there are some simple solutions that could provide relief.

Far more residents now have air conditioning to deal with a warming climate. But their increased electrical use makes the problem worse.

You could be featured in our new podcast: “Are We Doomed? And other burning environmental questions.”

There are growing concerns about how climate change is impacting Hawaii’s ability to withstand hurricanes and other severe weather.