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Graveyard Of Kauaʻi Cows Killed By Anthrax Could Undermine Luxury Homes
A hearing is scheduled Tuesday in a lawsuit that Princeville residents have filed against the developer.
Nathan Eagle/Civil Beat/2023
Harmful Sewage Continues To Pollute Kailua Bay Despite Increased Scrutiny
Large, costly upgrades are underway for the Kailua treatment plant. But unsafe bacteria levels continue to crop up after strong storms.
Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2024
Limits On Honolulu Landfills Could Change After Opposition to Wahiawā Site
A bill proposed by state Rep. Sean Quinlan would bar siting landfills over aquifers but loosen restrictions against placing them near communities.
Nathan Eagle/Civil Beat/2024
Maui Officials Want Legislature To Lean Into Water, Police, Midwifery Issues
The county has thrown its support behind bills that address needs beyond the ongoing recovery from the August 2023 fires.
Ku‘u Kauanoe/Civil Beat/2023
Hawaiʻi Official Winces As LA Residents Ignore Health Risks To Survey Ruins
Just like in Lahaina, residents returning to assess damage could be exposed to toxins in the ash of burned buildings and vehicles.
Nathan Eagle/Civil Beat/2024
Will NOAA’s Race To Make Papahānaumokuākea A National Sanctuary Survive Trump?
The added protection for the environmentally and culturally sensitive area in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands is set to take effect in March.
Thomas Heaton/Civil Beat/2023
Invasive Species In Hawaiʻi: Lawmakers Float New Plan As Urgency Mounts
Draft legislation proposes consolidating programs under a renamed Department of Agriculture and Biosecurity, but critics say the agency already has a spotty track record on invasive species.
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Some Legislators Unhappy With Proposed Site For New Oʻahu Landfill
The City and County of Honolulu wants to build it in Wahiawā, but some lawmakers ask if there are alternatives.
Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2024
Hawaiian Knowledge And Western Science: A Recipe For Reef Recovery?
Kahaluʻu Bay on the Big Island has become a focal point for blending science, tourist education and cultural know-how. So far, hopeful signs abound.