Big Isle Residents Voice Opposition to Fracking

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From the Hawaii Tribune-Herald:

County residents got their first chance to weigh in Tuesday on the future, or lack thereof, of hydraulic fracturing — a process also known as “fracking” — on Hawaii Island. Read more.

And here’s the latest in other neighbor isle gov’t and politics:

Hawaii Council grills Food Basket director

A decade ago, spill in Kahului Harbor received little fanfare

Kauai drilling project creeps ahead

Governor considers West Hawaii fishery rules

Maui Council favors foregoing new appraisal for land purchase

Surfrider fellowships help protect Kauai beaches

Kauai County task force on feral cat population

Experts give overview of state of health on Hawaii Island

State senators to tour Maui, Lanai

Kauai man killed in California

Kudos to those who led efforts on Wailua Homesteads dog park

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Photo: The Big Island. (eliduke)

—Chad Blair

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