Miloliʻi, on Hawaiʻi island’s leeward coast, is renowned for its dedication to traditional fishing practices, but the rural village has no municipal sewer system, leaving the 500 residents in and around that area to rely mostly on cesspools they can’t afford to replace. “Most of my ʻohana, my family, we’ve been there for many generations,” … Continue reading Hawaiʻi Homeowners Need More Options To Get Rid Of All Cesspools By 2050