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David Henkin, Deputy Managing Attorney of Earthjustice, explains why Guam is taking the U.S. Air Force to court. -
The Surfrider Foundation’s Oʻahu chapter invites volunteers to help prevent coastal erosion along the island’s North Shore for Climate Week. -
HPR interviews Waikīkī retail workers for their take on tourism in Hawaiʻi. -
UHERO Economist Carl Bonham shares the organization’s unfavorable forecast for Hawaiʻi’s economic growth. -
The money will fund the initiative for the next three fiscal years, which covers operating expenses, hiring an executive director, and pre-planning and designing the center. -
The Nāʻālehu Resilience Hub helped its community survive after Hurricane Lala tore through Kaʻū. Now, the hub is thinking about how the community can thrive. -
HPR’s weekly segment Homeroom Hawaiʻi looks at how schools are making up lost time from the storms. -
Air pollution is blanketing parts of Southeast Asia this week. It's a familiar problem, but this year, the timing is especially challenging. HPR's Bill Dorman has more in today's Asia Minute.
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