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Author Archives: Teresa

1 May 2016

Navy Poised To Clean Sediments At Several Sites in Pearl Harbor

by Teresa | posted in: May 2016 | 1

It may be unrealistic to think that anyone will ever be able to safely eat crabs or fish caught in Pearl Harbor, which, as the U.S. Navy says, is a “natural trap, or sink, for sediments and chemicals discharged with … Continued

Teresa Dawson
28 Apr 2016

May 2016 PDF

by Teresa | posted in: May 2016, PDF | 0

May 2016

16 Apr 2016

August 1994 PDF

by Teresa | posted in: 1994, August 1994, PDF | 0

August 1994

16 Apr 2016

September 1994 PDF

by Teresa | posted in: 1994, PDF, September 1994 | 0

September 1994

16 Apr 2016

October 1994 PDF

by Teresa | posted in: 1994, October 1994, PDF | 0

October 1994

16 Apr 2016

November 1994 PDF

by Teresa | posted in: 1994, November 1994, PDF | 0

November 1994

16 Apr 2016

December 1994 PDF

by Teresa | posted in: 1994, December 1994, PDF | 0

December 1994

1 Apr 2016

Hawai`i Planning Director Questions Whether `Aina Le`a Complied with Zoning Conditions

by Teresa | posted in: April 2016 | 0

Is the `Aina Le`a project about to start up again? That development, on about 3,000 acres of land mauka of the Mauna Lani resort in the Kohala district of the Big Island, has been on the books for nearly three … Continued

Aina Lea, Patricia Tummons
1 Apr 2016

Hawai`i Longline Fleet is on Pace to Hit Bigeye Catch Limit in June, Experts Say

by Teresa | posted in: April 2016 | 0

At the rate the Hawai`i longline fleet is catching bigeye tuna, it may, for the second year in a row, reach its annual catch limit for the Western and Central Pacific well before the year’s end. If that happens, it … Continued

Teresa Dawson
1 Apr 2016

Scientists Model the Oceans’ Future In a Changed Climate, and It’s Not Pretty

by Teresa | posted in: April 2016 | 0

When it comes to discussions of climate change, much of the debate is focused on that small part of the globe that is – for now, at least – dry land: the impact on cities on or near coastlines; dealing … Continued

Patricia Tummons

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IN THIS ISSUE

  • August 2026 PDF August 3, 2026
  • Attorney General Bails Out ADC With Loan to Cover NPDES Challenge August 3, 2026
  • EDITORIAL: The Costly Debacle of the ADC’s NPDES Challenge August 3, 2026
  • The Special Deputy AG’s Fees August 3, 2026
  • Black metal fence around tropical planter New & Noteworthy: State Supreme Court Issues Decisions On Maui Grading Permit, SMA Rules August 3, 2026
  • Rocky riverbed with bridge and lush forest In Sierra Club Appeal, Judge Reverses Water Permit, Orders Contested Case on East Maui Diversions August 3, 2026
  • Kama‘ole Designation Petition Languishes While Groundwater Flow Study Proceeds August 3, 2026
  • Aerial view of coastal buildings with solar panels ICA Upholds Dismissal of SLAPP Against Marconi Point Unit Owners August 3, 2026
  • Efforts to Protect Kahuku Coastal Lands Make Headway at City Council and in Court August 3, 2026

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