Let the Circle Be Unbroken: Don’t Stop With Recycling Environment Hawai`i would like to tell readers it is printed on recycled paper made of 100 percent post-consumer waste, unbleached and dioxin free. We’d like to – but we cannot. The … Continued
To date, the state Department of Health has received one report on emissions at H-POWER. The tests were run last February, shortly after H-POWER began burning refuse-derived fuel. The results show no emission exceeding the established limits. Still, the report … Continued
Whether H-POWER complies with emissions standards or not, the fact remains that O`ahu’s air quality is not helped by its operation. According to Jim Morrow, director of the American Lung Association of Hawai`i, the result will most likely not be … Continued
If your heart says Caddy but your budget says Kimo’s Kream Puffs, you probably won’t waste a lot of time with your ose pressed to the glass of a Cadillac dealer’s showroom. You certainly won’t spend a year driving the … Continued
The state Commission on Water Resource Management has six members. Two are members by virtue of their having been appointed to cabinet-level positions by the governor. These two are the head of the state Department of Land and Natural Resources, … Continued
Navy Looks At Expanding Missile Range To Northwestern Islands, Johnston Atoll The Navy’s Pacific Missile Range Facility, in western Kaua’i, is planning to expand its ground-based launch capability to other islands and atolls in the Northwest Hawaiian chain and to … Continued
A government effort to eradicate Hawai’i’s four non-native fruit fly species “lit up, exploded, then fizzled in about six or seven years.” That’s the way the effort has been described by Mike Kido, a former member of the Hawai’i Fruit … Continued
Land Board Settles DHHL Claims With Transfer of Five More Parcels On April 9, 1998, the Land Board voted to amend a four-year old land agreement between the Department of Land and Natural Resources and the Department of Hawaiian Homelands … Continued