By Mike DonnellyOctober 27, 2026 WHEELER ARMY AIRFIELD, Hawaii — U.S. Army Garrison Hawaii hosted officials from the state Department of Land and Natural Resources for an orientation on the garrison’s environmental and cultural stewardship programs Oct. 21. “Today’s visit underscores how closely we…
Honolulu reportedly expanded its H-POWER waste-to-energy plant in October 2012 by adding a third boiler. The cost of the project was around $302 million. The boiler was a big boost as the plant's ability to process rubbish and generate electricity increased. With…
The Hawaii Department of Agriculture and Biosecurity has received a $382,325 grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to support pesticide compliance and enforcement activities during fiscal year 2027. The funding will support two inspectors and one chemist in the department’s Pesticides Branch,…
Hawaii’s Kilauea erupted Saturday, October 17, shooting a lava fountain an estimated 700 feet in the air. The US Geological Survey (USGS) said the fountain on the north vent sent a plume cloud rising to 25,000 feet. (Credit: USGS Volcanoes via Storyful) The…
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The public is invited to hear ReTree Hawaii founder Andrew “Andy” Fox discuss native trees, climate resilience and Maui’s environmental future from noon to 1 p.m. Oct. 5 at a Rotary Club of Kahului meeting at Tante’s Island Cuisine at the…
Mari and Vaigai have also developed strong bonds with the people who care for them. A recent Community Voices article raised a number of concerns about the care and well-being of Mari and Vaigai, the Honolulu Zoo’s two Asian elephants.
Air, water, land and their keepers.