Latest sustainability & resources news and updates
Lāhainā, Maui, is rebuilding its forests, a crucial step towards restoring the complex natural systems damaged by recent wildfires. This effort centers on ancient Hawaiian ecological practices and offers new opportunities for businesses and investors interested in sustainability, cultural tourism, and community-led initiatives.
A community-led initiative is set to remove invasive species from Kealakekua Bay on May 18th, aiming to restore its ecological integrity and cultural significance. This collaborative effort focuses on removing specific invasive fish and is part of a larger conservation plan.
Hawaii's high electricity costs necessitate a focus on energy efficiency, with residents and businesses potentially facing increased bills, as highlighted by recent news and reports. This situation poses challenges and opportunities for entrepreneurs and investors in the state.
The Kula Community Association is advocating for state support for water infrastructure and fire mitigation in Upcountry Maui, emphasizing the urgency of protecting the region's resources and businesses ahead of the upcoming wildfire season.
The Hawaiʻi Energy Conference, scheduled for May 21-22 on Maui, will bring together key stakeholders to address the state's energy challenges and explore sustainable solutions, offering significant opportunities for businesses and investors in the renewable energy sector.
Hawai'i County is intensifying its efforts to combat the invasive coconut rhinoceros beetle, a move that will benefit the tourism and agricultural industries and protect the island's natural resources. The initiative includes significant funding for control measures and resources to combat the spread.
A federal court has held the U.S. Navy accountable for the 2021 Red Hill fuel spill, which poisoned thousands of residents. This historic verdict highlights the far-reaching impact on Hawai'i's economy, tourism, and environment, prompting a need for greater environmental regulation.