Asking and answering questions of culpability may be necessary steps in determining responsibility for the purpose of compensating victims, but the larger question remains how to move forward with restoration and some reasonable assurance that this sort of disaster does not reoccur. Anyone who claims that these past events came as a complete surprise is totally out of touch - the warning signs have been all too clear, except, perhaps, to those with their heads buried in the sand. It is high time for our elected officials to step forward, take responsibility, roll up their sleeves, and get to work! And anyone who is not up to the task should step aside, resign, and let someone else do the job. Imua!

Wiliama · 2 years ago

Pritchett, you are a genius! They are hands! They are also faces! How do you do it?

galenfox · 2 years ago

Now, after they are probably both culpable, they are dumping the sacred, if toxic, remains in a Wildlife Sanctuary. But, then, that kills another two, maybe more, birds with one stone in eliminating the NENE family and the only public rifle and pistol range on Maui. Government and Big Business are going to be the ruin of us all. (Insert Gadsden Flag!)

JohnL.Sullivan · 2 years ago