Henry Curtis Talks Hu Honua and More on ThinkTech Hawaii. The host for this show is Jay Fidell. The guests are Marco Mangelsdorf and Henry Curtis. The Hawaii energy stew continues to bubble away throwing off interesting aromas to all those interested in sniffing them. Long-time activist and enviro and justice crusader Henry Curtis discusses what’s going on in a number of timely and critical issue areas.
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Life of the Land filed comments on May 24, 2021, regarding the US Department of Justice`s proposed settlement of a major Pearl Harbor contamination site. The Federal Register included a Notice by the Justice Department on April 23, 2021, regarding a Settlement for...
For illustrative purposes, assume that a tree has a lifespan of 100 years. The tree absorbs more carbon dioxide as a mature tree and less as a sapling or when it is old. Years CO2 Absorbed / Year Total CO2 Absorbed Total 0-10 1 10 10-50 5 200 210 50-70 5 100 ...
The Star-Advertiser is now on-line. Looking for the digital edition of the paper? View Print Replica page flip now. By Derek Kurisu Island Voices: Hawaii island needs Honua Ola Bioenergy’s firm power now (Honolulu Star-Advertiser, June 22, 2020) “Like many on Hawaii...
Life of the Land filed the only two Hawai`i climate change appeals to the Hawaii Supreme Court. The court upheld both appeals, sending them back to the Commission for further proceedings. Hu Honua Hu Honua proposes to clear-cut forests, turn the trees into wood chips,...