Naka Nathaniel: The Most Important Question To Ask Right Now About The Maui Fires
Is that an assumption or knowledge? Confronting misinformation can aid in healing.
‘The Wildfire Litigation Industry’ Takes On Hawaiian Electric
The outcome of numerous lawsuits will affect victims, shareholders and, potentially, 470,000 customers statewide.
Maui Activists Urge Return Of DLNR Water Official To Former Job
Residents testifying at a Commission on Water Resource Management meeting also said it’s time for a new chapter in water management after the Maui fires.
Lahaina Residents Can Return To Their Burned Properties Soon. But Is The Air Safe?
Some health experts say the state and county should be more cautious in their approach.
House Speaker Calls For AG Oversight Of Maui Fires Fundraising
Saiki said organizations could use the fires as a pretext for raising funds for other purposes.
Maui Residents ‘Want Hope’ As Council Develops Wildfire Recovery Plan
Members held the first in a series of meetings to gather public input on what actions the county should take.
Hawaii’s Climate Future: Dry Regions Will Get Drier, Wet Areas Will Get Wetter
With global warming, the risk of wildfires will only get worse.
This Hawaii Super PAC Says It’s Raising Money For Wildfire Victims — And Political Candidates Too
Money raised for direct relief could end up being used for political candidates and activities.
Fast-Growing And Fire-Resistant Grasses Are Flourishing In Hawaii
Grass from East Indian sugarcane to African Guinea grass have been introduced to Hawaii for centuries, predating the state’s increased risk of wildfire.
John Pritchett: First Nonresponder
Maui County Mayor Richard Bissen has left a lot of critical questions unanswered about the Lahaina fires.