Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2022
A Call To Action For Hawaiʻi High School Students
Raising your hand and getting involved now could help stop Hawaiʻi’s brain drain.
David Croxford/Civil Beat/2025
What Does ‘Home’ Mean To Those Who Live In Hawaiʻi?
Opposition to housing policies reflects an outcry of a deep cultural and psychological loss for Native Hawaiians.
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Report: Nuclear Power Isn’t Viable In Hawaiʻi
Constitutional issues are the basis for the conclusion of the Nuclear Energy Working Group’s final report for the state energy office.
A Call To Hawaiʻi Merchants: Help End Food Waste
Something as essential as food shouldn’t be relegated to the dumpster, if we can help it.
Hawaiʻi’s Aging Condos Are A Senior Housing Crisis
There is no real consumer protection for kūpuna facing selling their units, draining their savings or taking on debt.
Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2025
When Bail Fails To Lead To Release: Hawaiʻi’s Quiet Pretrial Paradox
Justice breaks down in the space between judicial intent and real-world execution.
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The National Center For Atmospheric Research Must Be Saved
Breaking up NCAR would dramatically hurt U.S. science capability and undermine predicting the weather.
David Croxford/Civil Beat/2023
What If Hawaiʻi Built Its Own Short-Term Rental Platform?
Every homeowner could rent their home for exactly eight weeks per year.
Cameron Brooks
From Ridge To Reef, Building The Resilient Future Maunalua Bay Deserves
A healthy environment is fundamental to healthy people and resilient communities.
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The Supreme Court Should Not Shield Monsanto From Lawsuits
The rights of states and the right of citizens to hold corporations accountable must remain absolute.