Latest sustainability & resources news and updates
An island-wide volunteer effort is underway to replant trees in areas of Maui devastated by wildfires, highlighting community resilience and fostering a model for sustainable recovery.
Hawaii's clean air rankings, with Honolulu and Kahului leading the nation, present significant opportunities for tourism and real estate, boosting the state's appeal for both visitors and investors. This positive development underscores the importance of environmental sustainability in promoting economic growth and improving the quality of life for residents.
The spread of Rapid Ohia Death (ROD) threatens Hawaii's ecosystem and poses economic risks for businesses dependent on its natural resources, underscoring the need for collaborative solutions.
The City and County of Honolulu unveiled a new 4,554-panel photovoltaic (PV) system at the Neal S. Blaisdell Center on Earth Day, marking a commitment to renewable energy and sustainability within the tourism and hospitality sectors. This initiative is poised to reduce operating costs, attract environmentally conscious event organizers, and drive a shift towards a greener economy in Honolulu
Canoe crops, a cornerstone of traditional Hawaiian agriculture, offer a sustainable solution for the islands' food system. For businesses and entrepreneurs, embracing these crops presents opportunities to align with consumer demand for eco-friendly practices and contribute to a more resilient economy.
G70's emphasis on sustainability signifies a trend towards eco-friendly business practices in Hawaii, creating opportunities for entrepreneurs and investors while addressing environmental challenges.
UH Maui College's commitment to green chemistry signals a growing emphasis on sustainability in Hawaii, impacting businesses and entrepreneurs by driving innovation and attracting investment in eco-friendly practices.
Hawaiʻi has renewed its pioneering coral reef insurance policy, offering up to $2 million for rapid repairs after storm damage, reflecting its commitment to environmental stewardship and tourism. This proactive measure is crucial for protecting the state's marine ecosystems and the economy dependent on them.
The need to address climate change in Hawai'i has become urgent, demanding immediate action to protect the state's infrastructure and resources. This article examines the economic implications of climate change and the need for sustainable practices.