Talk about poor timing. On March 17, 2003, shortly after noon, James H. Moy, a professor of molecular bio sciences and bioengineering with the University of Hawai‘i’s College of Tropical Agricul ture and Human Resources, left the Hawai‘i Research Irradiator … Continued
If we truly want to develop Hawai‘i agricul tural products, it is important that the flow of those products to the mainland market is not monopolized,” irradiator developer Michael Kohn told Environment Hawai‘i in explaining his reason for pushing forward … Continued
If Lyle Wong is nothing else, he is persistent. For thirty-plus years, Wong, who is the head of the Plant Industry Division of the state Department of Agriculture, has been a true believer in the power of irradiation to cure … Continued
Escargot, Anyone? Add another species to Hawai`i’s list of strange wee beasties. Researchers at the University of Hawai`i have discovered on Maui a native caterpillar that dines exclusively on native snails. Daniel Rubinoff and William P. Haines, both of the … Continued
Tradewinds Partners With Energy Firm, Negotiates New Timber License Terms “My question for the last year has been: Do we have the right project?” With that remark, Tim Johns of the state Board of Land and Natural Resources voiced his … Continued
As the threat to Hawai‘i’s native species and ecosystems grows with each invasive introduction, the Hawai‘i Conservation Alliance’s annual conference has also grown. This year’s conference on restoration had more speakers than ever before. Highlights of the gathering were the … Continued
Talk about poor timing. On March 17, 2003, shortly after noon, James H. Moy, a professor of molecular bio sciences and bioengineering with the University of Hawai‘i’s College of Tropical Agricul ture and Human Resources, left the Hawai‘i Research Irradiator … Continued
If we truly want to develop Hawai‘i agricul tural products, it is important that the flow of those products to the mainland market is not monopolized,” irradiator developer Michael Kohn told Environment Hawai‘i in explaining his reason for pushing forward … Continued
If Lyle Wong is nothing else, he is persistent. For thirty-plus years, Wong, who is the head of the Plant Industry Division of the state Department of Agriculture, has been a true believer in the power of irradiation to cure … Continued