Keynote speaker at Hawaii Climate Conference cites importance of equitability in how we respond to the effects of a warming planet.

Scientists predict the worst will hit in about 21 years. But Hawaii is already feeling the effects of a warming planet. What are we going to do about it?

Hawaii health officials say the diary, which was fined for spilling nearly 8 million gallons of wastewater this summer, is pumping out nearly 800,000 gallons in the latest incident.

Changes are planned for the effort to sweep up the giant patch of trash between Hawaii and California.

A few precautions can prevent the spread of undesirable plants and critters, ecotourism operators are told. But the advice applies to everyone.

North Shore residents used to be mostly OK with the Waimea Bay wind farm. Now they’re not so sure.

Stable ahi prices are expected during the holidays, but environmental groups are concerned about the longterm health of fish stocks.

There is no public health threat from the discharge at the facility, which expects to start generating power by burning wood sometime in December.

The group of state and county officials said it’s the most effective method to reduce emissions from cars, trucks and buses.

Researchers and wildlife officials meet in Honolulu to discuss the “unprecedented” decrease in sightings throughout the islands.

Some residents and environmental groups continue fighting the conversion of an old coal-powered plant into a wood-burning facility.

In some areas, such as the North Shore, Caldwell predicted “we may have to give up homes, we may have to give up roads” because of rising seas.