Native Hawaiians and other Pacific Islanders already face disproportionately high rates of diseases like diabetes.
Hawaii 2040: Climate Change
Civil Beat is exploring the effects of climate change in the islands and what is being done about it.
Maui Is No Longer Safe For Hawaii’s Endangered Birds, Biologists Say
New refuges are sought as scientists battle disease-carrying mosquitoes in the face of a changing climate.
How Do You Talk To People About Climate Change Without Freaking Them Out?
A majority of adults in Hawaii know global warming is happening, but not many discuss the issue with friends, family or co-workers.
The Future For Fishing: Managing A Lucrative Resource In The Face Of Climate Change
Congressional leaders are considering ways to make the nation’s primary fisheries management law more effective as the planet warms.
Six Feet Above: Where To Draw The Line On Sea Level Rise
Lawmakers are considering how far to set back new developments as well as specific strategies to deal with climate change.
Hawaii 2040: What We Learned About Climate Change
The ambitious reporting project found myriad reasons for the public to be pessimistic about the effects of a warming planet on the islands. But also reasons for hope.
Assessing Hawaii’s Zika Risk And Avoiding Carbon Offset Scams
We answer reader-submitted questions about man-of-war invasions, carbon offsets, Zika outbreaks and an inter-island ferry system.
Deadly Mosquitoes Are Killing Off Hawaii’s Rare Forest Birds
Scientists are racing to eradicate disease-carrying mosquitoes from forests, but to some a solution still feels like forever away.
How The Gas Company Plans To Fight A Bill Banning Gas Water Heaters
Hawaii Gas faces an uncertain future as the state moves to renewables. Now it’s creating a new entity to help advocate for gas.
