The Red Hill fuel leak and impacts to drinking water demonstrate why we need to better understand the geology under our feet.

We need to keep the lights on, provide refrigeration and support medical equipment.

Let’s make it easier and faster to permit and build clean energy in Hawaiʻi.

There are risks, but viable resources exist across the state, including on Oʻahu.

Moving from fossil assets to green assets will bring local energy production and local wealth creation, affordable energy, lower carbon pollution, and a self-sustaining, resilient Hawaiʻi.

Hawaiʻi can’t let federal policy retreat undermine our commitment to a sustainable, resilient and localized future.

Our visitor industry must become regenerative, respectful and constantly renewing.

Transportation accounts for over a quarter of the state’s greenhouse gas emissions.

It’s a carbon-pricing policy that would tax fossil fuel pollution, disincentivizing fossil fuel use.