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Recent Posts:

  • Climate Change In Paradise 2050 Postcards; Visions of the Future?
  • Red Hill Crisis Underscores Water Insecurity In Hawaii
  • Navy will comply with state order to remove fuel from Red Hill
  • How The Red Hill Fuel System Has Threatened Oahu’s Drinking Water For Decades
  • Navy ‘confident’ that it’s found source of fuel leak into water system, but lawmakers are skeptical
  • Hawaii governor joins call to suspend Red Hill fuel storage operation
  • Fearing Contamination, Honolulu Has Slowed Pumping At A Well Near Red Hill
  • Kahele Tells Navy That Red Hill Is ‘Crisis Of Astronomical Proportions’
  • (Big Island) Council eyes state support for wastewater issues
  • 10/21/21-PARTICIPATE IN “IMAGINE A DAY WITHOUT WATER”
  • NEW HAWAII STORMWATER UTILITY SPARKS STATE EXEMPTION DEBATE
  • How Water In Hawaii Became A Matter Of Public Trust
  • ‘It’s Not Sexy’: Kahele Eyes Overdue Hawaii Projects For Biden’s Jobs Plan
  • Water Scarcity: A National Security Challenge
  • International Tropical Islands Water Conference
  • Scientific breakthrough: First images of freshwater plumes at sea
  • EPA requires seven Kauai cesspools to be closed to protect groundwater, fines Hawai‘i DLNR again
  • How Efforts To Save Hawaii’s Forests Are Preventing A ‘Freshwater Crisis’
  • Hawaii’s Fresh Water Leaks to the Ocean Through Underground Rivers
  • For Honolulu, Rising Seas Deliver Flood Risks Three Ways
  • Worsening drought forces state of emergency in Puerto Rico
  • UH research essential in federal Clean Water Act ruling
  • US Supreme Court Rules Against Maui In Major Clean Water Case
  • Raise Your Hand: Honolulu Advertiser 2020/ Water In the Islands
  • Our (Water) Project in Hawaii
  • Mayor: Maui Will Not Withdraw Supreme Court Appeal in Lahaina Injection Well Case
  • State of Hawaii Freshwater Dashboard
  • Maui County committee agrees to settle injection well case
  • (Surface) Fresh Water in Hawaii
  • How Water Footprints Can Help Us Eat Less Water
  • Maui County Running Out Of Time To Settle Clean Water Act Case
  • Hawaii Climate Change Panel Discussion – April 25, 2019
  • Opinion: House Bill 1326 Regarding Maui Stream Diversion
  • Ocean sensors help UH researchers understand Hawaiʻi Island aquifers
  • Hawaii Water Rights Bibliography
  • Supreme Court to decide if Clean Water Act limits Hawaii’s underground wastewater dumping
  • Maps Show How Water Can Be a Precious Lifeline—or a Deadly Weapon
  • Ag tech and resource management offer opportunities for Hawaii-Israel collaboration
  • Pearl Harbor Study: Integration of aerial infrared thermography and in situ radon‐222 to investigate submarine groundwater discharge to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, USA
  • Pacific Water Conference; Conference Date: 2/20/2019 – 2/21/2019; Venue: Hawaii Convention Center, Honolulu, United States
  • Hawaii’s record 2018 rains may foretell wetter times ahead
  • Water Terrorism On the Increase…
  • Does Sunscreen Damage Freshwater Lakes??
  • Officials to discuss elevated risk cesspools pose…
  • 17-19 July 2018 Construction Stormwater Quality Workshops
  • Why resilience is resonating in grid modernization dialogues
  • New research shows how submarine groundwater affects coral reef growth
  • Maui County to appeal wastewater discharge case to US Supreme Court
  • Assessing Eutrophication Potential of a Freshwater Lake by Relating Its Bioproductivity and Biodiversity: A Case Study of Lake Wilson on Central Oahu, Hawaii
  • Earthjustice cases restoring water to native streams…
  • New State of Hawaii Brown Water Beach Website
  • US Government Releases First Global Water Strategy
  • U.S. Household Water Use Continues to Decline…
  • AWWA/HWEA Pacific Water Conference
  • Endangered and Underfunded…
  • US Climate Resilience Toolkit: Freshwater and Drought
  • Restoring Water Rights in Hawaii
  • More Cesspools in Hawaii Required to Close
  • (Kona’s) Waiaha Deepwell’s return to service derailed by malfunction, cable break
  • Warming may lead to freshwater stress on many islands around the world
  • Rare East Honolulu freshwater spring protected by community
  • (Hawaii) County scrambles to fix wells but repairs more than a week away…
  • Hawaii and the Ghost of Climate Change Future
  • Bill to ban cesspools statewide awaits Governor’s signature
  • Hawaiian Coastal Plastic Cleanup By Young People
  • Why Honolulu’s Pipes Keep Rupturing…
  • Water out of thin air? It can be done…
  • As sea level rises, much of Honolulu and Waikiki vulnerable to groundwater inundation
  • Hawaii decision on water use could shutter billionaire’s Lanai golf course
  • Maui residents protest diversion of Maui water
  • Deep dive into the (Kona) aquifer dispute
  • Upcoming AWWA and Hawaii Water Environment Association Conference This Week
  • City crews respond to another massive leak at Ko Olina resort
  • Oahu’s Ala Wai Watershed Student Design Challenge
  • UH researchers link quality of coastal groundwater with reef
  • The NSF EPSCoR ‘Ike Wai project brings science, education and community together to ensure Hawai’i’s freshwater future
  • Study finds injection wells, agriculture harming Maui bays
  • Hirono, State & Local Leaders Emphasize How Public & Private Partnerships Improve Hawaii’s Water Security
  • Largest water utility in Hawaii to save $56M through energy projects
  • ‘Ike Wai: Securing Hawai’i’s Water Future, supported by NSF EPSCoR
  • IUCN Signals New Direction for Conservation
  • The Governor’s World Conservation Congress Legacy Commitment: “30 by 30 Watershed Forests Target”
  • Ige On Water Protection: Don’t Stop At Papahanaumokuakea
  • He Lono Moku
  • Kohala Ditch: A (Big Island) lifeline to North Kohala agriculture in the past, present and future
  • Paddling championship goes forward at Keehi Lagoon, despite water quality concerns
  • Researchers reveal cost-effective path to drought resiliency
  • Swimming safety: Newspaper analysis shows bacteria levels up, but (Big Island) beaches still within limits
  • (Big Island’s) Pohakuloa Training Area told to replace cesspools
  • Brown Water Advisory Issued for Maui
  • UNEP: Global Environment Outlook: GEO-6 Regional Assessment for Asia and the Pacific, Excerpt on Water Use…
  • National Park Service: We need existing flows at (Kailua-Kona’s) Kaloko-Honokohau
  • UH Gets $20 Million to Study Fresh Water Aquifers
  • Protests Don’t Overcome East Maui Water Diversion Bill
  • Contaminated Water: When Should the Public Be Warned?
  • The County of Maui is already in hot water over sewage in the ocean off West Maui…
  • Most Islands Are Too Small to Register In Climate Models, but They’re in Trouble
  • Warming up: As droughts continue, Hawaii must protect its freshwater
  • New Cesspool Construction Bill
  • Ka‘u farmers fear loss of water permits

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Articles

  • Climate Change In Paradise 2050 Postcards; Visions of the Future?
  • Red Hill Crisis Underscores Water Insecurity In Hawaii
  • Navy will comply with state order to remove fuel from Red Hill
  • How The Red Hill Fuel System Has Threatened Oahu’s Drinking Water For Decades
  • Navy ‘confident’ that it’s found source of fuel leak into water system, but lawmakers are skeptical

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