Editorial

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In a Hostage Economy, Who Calls the Shots? In a Hostage Economy Who Calls the Shots? Can the Lana’i Company be trusted? More than any question about water usage, shoreline access, or other agreements the company has made in return … Continued

In the Conservation District

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Judge Overturns Default Approval Of Conservation Permit for HELCO A judge in Kona has determined that the Board of Land and Natural Resources erred when it allowed a Conservation District permit for a 56-megawatt expansion of the Keahole power plant … Continued

Film Permits on a Fast Track

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In September 1993, a memorandum of agreement between Mufi Hannemann, then the director of DBEDT, and Keith Ahue, director of the Department of Land and Natural Resources, assigned to DBEDT responsibility for issuing permits to film-makers to use state-owned land, … Continued

Island Watch

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Spent Nuclear Fuel at Pearl Harbor: Four Containers Full, Two More at the Ready As of November 9, 1994, four containers of spent nuclear fuel from decommissioned Navy submarines were being held at the Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard. According to … Continued