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Author Archives: Teresa

1 Feb 2014

Agribusiness Development Board Revisits Votes Taken at Disputed October Meeting

by Teresa | posted in: Agriculture, February 2014 | 0

With several important actions in limbo pending the outcome of a complaint Environment Hawai`i filed in November with the Office of Information Practices, the board of the state Agribusiness Development Corporation decided it was better to play it safe. So … Continued

Teresa Dawson
1 Feb 2014

Revisiting Papa`a

by Teresa | posted in: Access, Development, February 2014 | 0

“When somebody cuts off an access, you gotta jump on it,” warns Kaua`i County Council member Tim Bynum. In 2007, the county lost a federal lawsuit over what it had thought was a public road through a 174-acre property called … Continued

Teresa Dawson
1 Feb 2014

Coastal Access for Public an Issue in North Kohala Luxury Subdivision

by Teresa | posted in: Access, Development, February 2014 | 0

The relinquishment by the territorial government of a portion of a historic trail has come back to haunt residents of Hawai`i County. For centuries, the Ala Loa ran along the western coast of the Big Island. In 1938, however, a … Continued

Patricia Tummons
1 Feb 2014

Land Board Shuns Ranch’s Offer to Privatize Haleakala Bridle Trail

by Teresa | posted in: Access, Board Talk, February 2014 | 0

More than a decade ago, the state Department of Land and Natural Resources asked Haleakala Ranch Company for permission to access the ranch’s Makawao lands so it could determine the route of a historic, public trail to Haleakala, known as … Continued

Teresa Dawson
1 Feb 2014

Proposed County Easement at Waipake Falls Far Short of Beach, Expectations

by Teresa | posted in: Access, Development, February 2014 | 0

“We’ve negotiated lots of accesses. This is the worst I’ve ever seen,” said Kaua`i County Council Planning Committee member Tim Bynum of the proposed mauka-makai easement in Waipake offered by Falko Partners, LLC, as part of its 357-acre Kahu`aina Plantation … Continued

Teresa Dawson
31 Jan 2014

NMFS’ Proposed Rule Extends Sky’s-the-Limit Fishing on Bigeye Tuna

by Teresa | posted in: Fisheries, Marine, Uncategorized | 0

The National Marine Fisheries Service is proposing a change in fishing regulations that would make permanent what has been a year-to-year rule allowing Hawai`i-based longliners to exceed the annual catch limits on bigeye tuna imposed by the Western and Central … Continued

Patricia Tummons
31 Jan 2014

New & Noteworthy: A Lawsuit Over Navy Sonar; Imoto Retires

by Teresa | posted in: DLNR, January 2014, Marine, New & Noteworthy | 0

Sounding Off: On December 13, the National Marine Fisheries Service authorized “the most environmentally destructive of the alternatives the Navy analyzed for training and testing in the HSTT [Hawai`i-Southern California Training and Testing] Study Area during the period December 26, 2013, … Continued

Teresa Dawson
31 Jan 2014

Book Reviews: A Bleak Forecast from the Frontlines of Fishery Management

by Teresa | posted in: Book Review, Climate Change, Fisheries, Uncategorized | 0

Callum Roberts. The Ocean of Life: The Fate of Man and The Sea. Viking Penguin (USA), 2013. 350 pages plus appendices, notes, and index. Callum Roberts is one of the world’s great fisheries biologists. More than that, he’s a terrific writer, capable … Continued

Patricia Tummons
8 Jan 2014

Board Talk: Second Kahuku Wind Farm Gets Approval

by Teresa | posted in: Board Talk, Energy, Fisheries, Forests, January 2014 | 0

On December 13, the state Board of Land and Natural Resources approved the general form of a development agreement for a wind farm that Na Pua Makani Power Partners, LLC, plans to construct on 232 acres of agricultural land in … Continued

Teresa Dawson
7 Jan 2014

Documents Reveal Pressure Over ATST From Offices of Inouye, Abercrombie

by Teresa | posted in: January 2014, Telescopes | 0

Steven Jacobson, the hearing officer in the first contested case involving the Conservation District Use Permit for the Advanced Technology Solar Telescope, shocked all involved when he announced, after making his finding, that he had been subject to pressure from … Continued

Patricia Tummons

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