The state Commission on Water Re-source Management has gutted its own efforts to keep the Maui Department of Water Supply from over-pumping the Waihe’e aquifer. Instead of having a trigger in place that could result in automatic designation of the … Continued
The World Aquaculture Society meeting, held in Honolulu last month, started out with a bang: Jane Lubchenco, a well-known, eminently respected marine scientist, addressed the 700 delegates, challenging them to understand the “global context” of aquaculture over the last 20 … Continued
When it comes to air quality, few places can top Hawai’i. But if this year is like most others, in coming weeks, the islands will be visited by a high, thick brown cloud of pollutants, making its annual springtime trek … Continued
In the last month of the last year of the last Democratic governor, the Department of Land and Natural Resources effected small but important changes to the administrative rules of a broad swath of its agencies. The changes all addressed … Continued
It’s not often that private companies get to call dibs on state land, but in Kekaha, Kaua’i, not only do they stake their claim to public turf, but they also may one day be the primary gatekeepers to thousands of … Continued