Our research showed that fishes such as sharks, grouper and tuna that hunt other fishes or marine organisms as food were more likely to ingest plastic.
The electric vehicle market is growing and state leaders want to help phase out gas-powered cars. Local auto dealers say they’re moving too fast.
For the first time, the federal government is proposing critical habitat protections for coral species in the Pacific.
The plan is really about clearing views for residents, according to a former Puu Alii board member.
Par Hawaii says it disagrees with the EPA’s “assertions” following the agency’s inspections in 2018 and 2019.
Most commenters are against the idea but commercial fishermen and Wespac are in favor.
The island of Kauai is host to a mix of dozens of nonnative fig species from all over the world.
The solar-charged hydro power concept is being eyed to replace coal and other fossil-fuel powered electric plants in the U.S. and abroad.
The drought has lasted since March 2019, taking a heavy toll on farmers and homesteaders, as well as the deer that roam those islands.
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Could Hawaii’s Fossil Fuel-Powered Cars Soon Be A Relic Of The Past?
Thursday, February 18Proposal To Protect Pacific Corals Exempts Military Training Areas
Monday, February 15Condo Complex’s Plan To Uproot Trees Has Residents Worried About Kaneohe Bay
Tuesday, February 9Feds Consider Paintballs And Sponge Grenades To Thwart Endangered Monk Seals
This UH Researcher Is Studying An Unusual Invasive Species — Figs
Thursday, January 28Kauai Is Moving Forward On One Of The Nation’s Most Advanced Energy Projects
Monday, January 25Molokai’s Fabled Axis Deer Are Starving To Death In Droves
Monday, January 18EPA: Hawaii’s Military Bases Dumped 630,000 Pounds Of Toxic Nitrate Into The Ocean
Thursday, January 14New Boulder Barriers Aim To Protect Monk Seals From Illegal Off-Roading
Thursday, January 7Monk Seal Killings On Kauai Highlight Human Threat To Endangered Species
Monday, January 4How Hawaii Scientists Are Keeping Their Research Alive During The Pandemic