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Expiring Tax Credits Could Hamper Hawaiʻi’s Pivot To A Clean Energy Future Nathan Eagle/Civil Beat/2023

Expiring Tax Credits Could Hamper Hawaiʻi’s Pivot To A Clean Energy Future

Renewable energy developers, with the state’s help, will have to hustle to retain the tax credits that make their latest projects work.

When Disaster Strikes, Can Hawaiʻi Feed Itself? More Prep Is Needed DLNR/2023

When Disaster Strikes, Can Hawaiʻi Feed Itself? More Prep Is Needed

With the Maui fires and Covid pandemic in mind, advocates cite progress in bolstering the food system but recognize there’s work to do.

Hurricane Season Is Over. Here’s Why The US Never Got Hit AP

Hurricane Season Is Over. Here’s Why The US Never Got Hit

For the first time in a decade, the country avoided landfall, thanks to an atmospheric anomaly. But this hurricane season was exceptional in other bad ways, too.

Can Hawaiʻi Tackle Football’s Massive Carbon Footprint? Cory Lum / Civil Beat/2014

Can Hawaiʻi Tackle Football’s Massive Carbon Footprint?

Sports organizers, including the International Olympic Committee, are increasingly grappling with how to handle carbon emissions related to big events.

Hawaiʻi’s Green Fee Is Latest Climate Change Effort Challenged By Trump Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2022

Hawaiʻi’s Green Fee Is Latest Climate Change Effort Challenged By Trump

The Department of Justice wants to join the cruise ship industry’s lawsuit against the state over a new tax on passengers visiting the islands.

Hawaiʻi’s New Remote Weather Stations Boost Wildfire Risk Assessment Erin Nolan/Civil Beat/2025

Hawaiʻi’s New Remote Weather Stations Boost Wildfire Risk Assessment

The state has installed 16 new weather stations across Maui County since the deadly fires in August 2023 and plans to install more soon on other islands.

This Hawaiian Fishpond Is Nearly Restored. All That’s Missing Is Fresh Water Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2025

This Hawaiian Fishpond Is Nearly Restored. All That’s Missing Is Fresh Water

The Heʻeia Fishpond relies on fresh water to create the right conditions to raise fish for the community, but the stream that feeds into it was diverted 85 years ago.

The Fight Over The Future Of East Maui Water Returns To The State Land Board Marina Riker/Civil Beat/2022

The Fight Over The Future Of East Maui Water Returns To The State Land Board

The battle over who controls one of the island’s major water sources — a foreign company or a county board — appears headed to a contested case hearing.

Pacific Islanders Won A Landmark Climate Case. Now They Want Countries To Act Courtesy: The Pacific Community SPC

Pacific Islanders Won A Landmark Climate Case. Now They Want Countries To Act

“Our goal is to remind negotiators that behind every policy decision are real people and real lives at risk.”

Maui Is Deploying Water Tanks Around The Island To Help Fight Fires Erin Nolan/Civil Beat/2025

Maui Is Deploying Water Tanks Around The Island To Help Fight Fires

The tanks hold thousands of gallons of water so firefighters have a ready supply, especially in dryer and harder to reach areas.