Nathan Eagle
Honolulu Civil Beat
Honolulu, HI, United States
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People Doubt Their Actions Affect Climate Change. Is That A Bad Thing?
More Americans are blaming corporations, not individuals, for the climate crisis, a new poll shows. → Read More
Catherine Toth Fox: It's Time To Embrace Tilapia Despite Its Stigma In Hawaii
Farm-raised tilapia is a sustainable food source, and it can taste delicious too. → Read More
Feds Consider Paintballs And Sponge Grenades To Thwart Endangered Monk Seals
Most commenters are against the idea but commercial fishermen and Wespac are in favor. → Read More
Search Continues For 7 People Aboard Missing Kauai Tour Helicopter
UPDATED: Emergency crews are searching for the seven passengers, including two minors, on the island's north shore. → Read More
Report: Climate Change Is Hurting Oceans — And Us — More Than…
The first ocean-specific report by a prestigious international panel underscores the urgency of taking action now to reduce carbon emissions and limit global warming. → Read More
Is This The New Normal? Hawaii Wrestles With Record Heat
Climatologists are frustrated by the lack of action in response to manmade global warming, but there are some simple solutions that could provide relief. → Read More
How Climate Change Will Affect Hawaii's Favorite Fish
Warmer waters are shifting the size and behavior of ahi in the Pacific, which could affect prices for consumers. But it's not all doom and gloom. → Read More
Maui Council Committee Votes To Settle Clean Water Act Case
Maui County Council members took a critical first step Friday in diverting a Clean Water Act case bound for the U.S. Supreme Court. After a long hearing, the council’s Governance, Ethics and Transparency Committee, chaired by Michael Molina, voted 5-3 to recommend that the full council settle the case. The lawsuit was filed by four … → Read More
Sea Turtles For Swordfish? Feds May Lift Cap On Endangered Species
Wespac has proposed easing federal regulations on the incidental entangling of loggerhead turtles by commercial longliners. → Read More
'Red Flags': Congressmen Ask Feds To Investigate Hawaii Tuna Money
A lack of adequate response from NOAA and Wespac have only raised more questions about how the money is managed. → Read More
Maui County Running Out Of Time To Settle Clean Water Act Case
Next week the council will weigh whether it should stop a legal appeal from reaching the U.S. Supreme Court. → Read More
Hawaii Is Losing As Much Of Its Land To Wildfires As Any Other State
Climate change and poor land management are fueling fires that are burning a significant portion of Hawaii's land. → Read More
Trump Weakens Protections For Hawaii's Imperiled Plants And Animals
The revised Endangered Species Act regulations flabbergasted environmentalists who are concerned about warding off more extinctions. → Read More
Papahanaumokuakea: 'The Reefs Weren't Damaged, They Were Just Gone'
NOAA scientists return from the marine national monument after surveying the underwater aftermath of a major storm last year. → Read More
Climate Change Is Making Hawaii's Beaches More Dangerous
The effects of a rapidly warming planet have reshaped the work of lifeguards, emergency responders and health officials. → Read More
Maui Is Taking This Clean Water Legal Fight All The Way
The Maui wastewater case has far-reaching ramifications for the nation's rivers, lakes and oceans. And it's headed to a Trump-packed Supreme Court. → Read More
Climate Change Proposals Headed For Second Round In Hawaii Legislature
State officials are fine-tuning proposals that aim to mitigate the effects of climate change in the state. → Read More
'We're Not Scared': Hawaii Confronts Next Wave Of Climate Change
Local emerging leaders and experts in their fields expound on the importance of bringing diverse minds to the table to develop solutions. → Read More
Hawaii's Longliners Could Soon Be Allowed To Catch 18 Million Pounds…
Federal fishery managers recommended significantly increasing the amount of ahi that the fleet can catch. → Read More
Dozens Of Climate Change Bills Went Down The Political Drain This…
There was a lot of talk about the need to address sea level rise and other problems but virtually no action in the Hawaii Legislature. → Read More