Hawaii once rose from Earth's crust. Now it is sinking at a dangerous rate. Why?
Hawaii is sinking at a faster rate than previously believed. Scientists have raised alarm and called for all-around efforts to protect the shoreline. World Trending ...
Hawaii is sinking into the ocean at a frighteningly fast pace
New research shows that Hawaii is sinking into the ocean at an alarming rate, raising calls for more anti-climate change ...
Indiatimes20d
Hawaii is sinking 40 times faster than expected, experts raise alarms
Hawaii’s coastal areas sinking faster than predicted, study reveals urgent flooding ... "Rapid subsidence in some places will advance the effects of sea-level rise sooner than anticipated." ...
West Hawaii Today25d
County to move ahead with Puna route study
Hawaii County officials are still trying to salvage the Puna Alternate Route Study after critical state ... although those amendments cannot take place until the tail end of the session in May.
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This Is the Best Place to Watch the Sunset in the World, According to a New Report
In February, AllClear, a travel insurance company, released its study on the best sunset destinations in the world. It named ...
iGaming Business7d
Campaign contributions are part of the picture as Hawaii debates gambling proposals
Hawaii lawmakers, many of whom received donations from a gambling industry group, continue to move betting bill despite heavy ...
KITV 4 Island News13d
Hawaii DOE launches first-ever ‘Fine Arts in Our Schools’ Month
Hawaii’s Department of Education launched its first “Fine Arts in Our Schools” Month, showcasing student talent & ...
Phys.org26d
Hawaii's sinking coastlines: Flooding threat looms sooner than expected
Some parts of Hawaii are sinking faster ... than anticipated," said Phil Thompson, study co-author and director of the UH Sea Level Center in SOEST. "In places like the Mapunapuna industrial ...
Japanese students hope to rebuild Hawaii’s visitor industry
JAMM AQUINO / JAQUINO @STARADVERTISER.COM Travel industry management students Kate Ioroi, left, Masumi Iwai and Nanami Higa shared notes Friday while working inside the resource center at the ...
After Lahaina fire, Hawaii residents address their risk by becoming 'Firewise'
co-executive director of the Hawaii Wildfire Management Organization (HWMO), a 25-year-old nonprofit at the forefront of the ...
Los Angeles Times6d
After Lahaina fire, Hawaii residents focus on becoming ‘Firewise’
A recent Headwaters Economics analysis found that 1,100 communities in 32 states shared similar risk profiles to places recently devastated by urban wildfires. The Hawaii Wildfire Management ...