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An international movement geared toward combating climate change by redesigning cities to function more sustainably recently recognized traditional Native Hawaiian strategies presented by a University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa professor

The "tipping points" are also more numerous than researchers previously realized.

Despite the military being the second largest economic sector, Hawaiians are fed up with their malfeasance.

Earlier this month, the Pentagon announced it would be closing the Red Hill fuel facility in Hawaiʻi amid a contamination crisis affecting thousands of people on Oʻahu.

US military pollution is a significant contributor to climate change. If it were a nation state, it would be the 47th largest emitter in the world. Their negligence, nuclear testing and disregard for human life has come at a huge environmental cost, and reform needs to be taken into consideration to protect our planet.

Island peoples are at the frontlines of climate change. They are also often isolated and dependent on imports, especially for food. New research in Hawai’i investigates how indigenous agricultural systems may support food security, indigenous sovereignty, and climate change adaptation.