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Hawaii’s State Of The Environment: Good, Bad And Ugly Cory Lum/Civil Beat

Hawaii’s State Of The Environment: Good, Bad And Ugly

A new report highlights challenges and opportunities.
EPA Directs Hawaii To Warn Public About Polluted Beaches Courtesy: Surfrider Foundation

EPA Directs Hawaii To Warn Public About Polluted Beaches

High levels of a bacteria widely used as an indicator of fecal contamination have been found on the south shore of Kauai.
State Sued Over Kauai Pesticides Earthjustice

State Sued Over Kauai Pesticides

An environmental law group sues the Department of Agriculture over pesticides detected in local waters at popular sites.
How Social Media Is Used To Fight Aloha Abuse Michael Loftin/808 Cleanups

How Social Media Is Used To Fight Aloha Abuse

Volunteer groups go on Facebook and other platforms to organize cleanups and let the public know how some natural areas are trashed.
People Are Trashing Hawaii’s Public Places Courtesy: Hawaii DLNR

People Are Trashing Hawaii’s Public Places

Law enforcement officers were kept busy dealing with everything from the Waikiki flotilla to camping at Makua Beach over the holiday weekend.
Offshore Energy: Could Wind And Waves Power Oahu? Courtesy: Principle Power

Offshore Energy: Could Wind And Waves Power Oahu?

Federal officials are seeking information and proposals that could help Hawaii achieve its 100 percent renewable mandate.
Chief Justice: Hawaii Environmental Court ‘Very Successful’ In First Year Courtney Teague/Civil Beat/2016

Chief Justice: Hawaii Environmental Court ‘Very Successful’ In First Year

Before establishing it here, officials looked at the environmental courts in India. That country's laws were discussed at a conference in Honolulu.
Harassment Of Fisheries Observers Has Doubled, Groups Say Dissonante Media

Harassment Of Fisheries Observers Has Doubled, Groups Say

UPDATED: Contractors hired to monitor U.S. fishing vessels reported an uptick in incidents from 2013 to 2015.
Hawaii Lawmakers To Obama: Don’t Grow Marine Monument NOAA and Robert Whitton/Bishop Museum

Hawaii Lawmakers To Obama: Don’t Grow Marine Monument

Gov. David Ige says he's open to expanding Papahanaumokuakea, but that the federal proposal should address Hawaii fishing industry concerns.