Goat Hunters Say State’s Aerial Shooting Threatens A Traditional Food Source
Concerns over damage to vegetation have the state taking flight to cull the goat population in the Waianae mountains.
Black-Footed Albatross Chicks Take Refuge From Climate Change On Oahu
The North Shore’s James Campbell National Wildlife Refuge now hosts 23 birds that faced threats in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands.
Judge Delves Into Science Behind Roundup Cancer Claim
In a lawsuit brought by hundreds against Monsanto, a hearing begins to determine if cancer claims are widely accepted.
Incinerating Trash Does Not Protect The Climate Or Reduce Waste
It’s an unjust and unsustainable strategy, and new attempts to package incineration as renewable energy are misguided.
This Hilo Community Fears Its ‘Toxic’ Neighbors
With a nearby airport, landfill, sewage plant, port and petroleum tanks, Hawaiian Homestead residents in Keaukaha want health concerns addressed.
EPA Settles Syngenta Pesticide Claim For Pennies On The Dollar
The GMO company will pay $150,000 instead of the $4.8 million that had been sought for exposing Kauai workers to pesticides.
Here’s How The State Could End Up Owning Your Oceanfront Property
When sea level rises, a new legal opinion says, public land follows the shoreline and the state can charge property owners to access their own places.
Here’s How Climate Change Is Already Threatening Hawaii
We’ve seen flooded streets and washed out beaches, but even the birds, the animals and the forests are being affected by global warming.
Crews Free Entangled Humpback Whale Near Maui
Rescue teams removed more than 285 feet of braided line that the whale was trailing off the coast of Makena Beach.
Lawmakers, Health Officials Point To Each Other For Cesspool Answers
Hawaii leaders have no idea what to do about an environmental problem that could cost billions of dollars to fix.