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University of Hawaii researchers say sea-level rise will harm low-lying islands far earlier than previously thought

April 27, 2018 by Anthony Pignataro Leave a Comment

People who live on low-lying atolls in the Pacific like Roi-Namur in the Republic of the Marshall Islands may have to evacuate due to rising sea level in as little as 12 years, according to a new study by researchers from the USGS, NOAA and the University of Hawai‘i’s International Pacific Research Center. The paper […]

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Filed Under: Science and Environment Tagged With: aquifer, Climate change, Curt Storlazzi, flooding, freshwater, Hariharasubramanian Annamalai, International Pacific Research Center, Kwajalein, low lying atolls, NOAA, overwash, Roi-Namur, sea level rise, UH Sea Level Center, University of Hawaii, USGS, wave-driven flooding

County of Maui to start using key Hawai`i Climate Change report in planning

March 5, 2018 by Anthony Pignataro Leave a Comment

In December 2017, the Hawai‘i Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Commission released a monster 304-page report. The title tells you all you need to know about its importance: “Hawai‘i Sea Level Rise Vulnerability and Adaptation Report.” It pulls no punches about the dire threat that faces Hawai‘i, and the rest of the world. “[R]apid warming […]

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Filed Under: Science and Environment Tagged With: Alan Arakawa, Climate change, County of Maui, greenhouse gas emissions, Hawaii Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Commission, Lanai Planning Commission, low-lying coasts, Maui planning commission, Michele McLean, Molokai Planning Commission, sea level rise

Quizunderstand: What do you know about visitor spending on Maui during 2017?

January 4, 2018 by Anthony Pignataro Leave a Comment

1. Visitor spending to all four major Hawaiian islands rose in the first 11 months of 2017, according to a Dec. 28, 2017 statement from the Hawaii Tourism Authority, though Maui’s growth was the lowest of them all. How much did visitor spending grow on Maui? A. 2.7 percent B. 3.4 percent C. 4.0 percent […]

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Filed Under: Business Tagged With: Amanda Wilson, Hawaii Tourism Authority, Hawaiian Islands, Johnny Wilson, Maui, Mauitime Columns, sea level rise, visitor spending

As climate change accelerates, Hawaii prepares report on potential sea level rise damage

August 22, 2017 by Anthony Pignataro Leave a Comment

Yes, it’s depressing to watch the Trump Administration do everything it can to dismantle federal efforts at researching and countering climate change. The State of Hawaii obviously feels differently about the issue, which is why sometime around the end of the year (assuming we all live that long), the state Department of Land and Natural […]

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Filed Under: Science and Environment Tagged With: Andrea Dutton, Climate change, DLNR, Sam Lemmo, sea level rise, Trump Administration, University of Florida

King Tides are just more evidence of climate change reality for Maui

May 29, 2017 by Anthony Pignataro 2 Comments

The fact that the ocean is creeping up ever further on Maui and Hawaii shores is a reality anyone here can see. We see most pronounced it in the form of old trees toppled over in the sand as the surf sloshes around their roots on Maui’s north shore and along the road between Olowalu […]

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Filed Under: Science and Environment Tagged With: Brian Schatz, Climate change, Donald Trump, Exxon, King Tides, Mark Merrifield, Olowalu, Paris Accord, Phil Thompson, Sea Grant, Sea Level Center, sea level rise, University of Hawaii, Waikiki

Drew Toonz worries about Maui’s shifting sands and rising seas

May 4, 2017 by Andrew Miller Leave a Comment

Illustration: Andrew Miller

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Filed Under: Science and Environment Tagged With: Andrew Miller, CARTOON, Maui, Mauitime Columns, Oahu, sand, sea level rise

MauiTime 2016 Year In Review

December 28, 2016 by Anthony Pignataro Leave a Comment

Even without the election of Republican Donald Trump to be President of the United States, this was a monstrous year. We’ve had to deal with job losses, outrageous giveaways to big business and just a general slide away from democratic protections and open government assurances. We like to think of Hawaii (and Maui especially) as […]

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Filed Under: Politics Tagged With: 2016 election, Alan Arakawa, Alexander and Baldwin, Alexandria Duval, Alika Atay, Alison Dadow, Anaergia Services, Anastasia Duval, Ann Dadow, Avatar II, Barack Obama, Ben Carson, Bernie Sanders, Brian Kohne, Brian Schatz, Charles Djou, Climate change, Cove Park, Dain Kane, David Cole, David Duke, Declan McCarthy, Deidre Tegarden, Don Couch, Don Guzman, Donald Trump, Duke Aiona, East Maui, Elmer Cravalho, Frank Silva, gambling, Get a Job, Gil Keith-Agaran, Glenn Mukai, GMO, Haleakala National Park, Hawaii Democratic Party LGBT Caucus, Hillary Clinton, Human Rights Campaign, injection wells, J. Kalani English, John Kasich, Kaanapali, Kaiser Health Systems, Kaniela Ing, Karilee Yoshizawa, Keith Regan, Kelly King, Kevin Ebi, Komoda's Bakery, Kuleana, Las Vegas, Laurelee Blanchard Leilani Farm Sanctuary, Layne Silva, LC, Liquor Control, Makena Beach and Golf Resort, marine algae, Mark Takai, Maui Comic Con, Maui County Council, Maui Electric Company, Maui Land & Pineapple Company, Maui Memorial Medical Center, Maui Police Department, Maui Tomorrow, medicinal marijuana, Michele Chouteau McLean, Mike White, Mo'okiha O Pi'ilani, NATIVE Act, Nuu, Olowalu Town, Pacific BioDiesel, Pat Masumoto, Pat Wong, Planning Department, Richard Zeebe, Riki Hokama, Ron Youngblood, Sam Slom, sea level rise, SHAKA Movement, Shay Chan Hodges, Sheldon Adelson, Sierra Club Hawaii, smoking, sugar, Ted Cruz, tiger sharks, Tracy Fujita Villarosa, Tulsi Gabbard, Will Spence, Woody Harrelson, Yuki Lei Sugimura

University of Hawaii researchers and Miami Beach residents deal with horror story known as sea level rise

October 24, 2016 by Anthony Pignataro 4 Comments

Seriously, I can’t believe this intelligence-insulting contraption known as the 2016 Election hasn’t exploded yet, like the unstable engine that it is. For anyone with even three functioning neurons, this year’s presidential contest has been a daily, sometimes hourly assault on the senses from which we may never recover as a society. There are a […]

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Filed Under: Science and Environment Tagged With: Brian Schatz, Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, miami Beach, Philip Thompson, presidential debates, Sea Level Center, sea level rise, University of Hawaii

New NOAA report outlines climate change threat to Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument

August 23, 2016 by Anthony Pignataro 1 Comment

A new report from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) makes clear that the worst elements of climate change–sea-level rise, ocean acidification, coral bleaching, etc.–will make life very difficult for the diverse variety of life that exists in the 139,797-square mile Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument. The 99-page report on the future of the monument […]

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Filed Under: Science and Environment Tagged With: Brian Schatz, Climate change, coral bleaching, Dan Polhemus, Hawaiian Monk seal, Laysan duck, Laysan finch, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, NOAA, Northwestern Hawaiian Islands, ocean acidification, Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument, plankton, sea level rise, Tern Island

USGS: Climate Change may make many atolls ‘uninhabitable’ in coming decades

October 1, 2015 by Anthony Pignataro Leave a Comment

Here’s more lousy news on the climate change front (you Republicans out there can just hum softly through this or go make yourselves sandwiches or something). According to an Oct. 1 news release from the United States Geological Survey (USGS), the half a million people living on atolls around the world are screwed. “A new study shows that […]

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Filed Under: Science and Environment Tagged With: Climate change, coral reef, Northwestern Hawaiian Islands, sea level rise, USGS, waves

New UH study shows how rising sea levels will erode most Hawaii beaches

March 23, 2015 by Anthony Pignataro Leave a Comment

I know, there’s a public relations rule that bad news typically drops on Fridays, but scientists rarely adhere to such traditions. Which is why the University of Hawaii sent me yet another alarming news release today on how global sea level rise will cause even more damage to our shorelines than previously estimated. “For the […]

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Filed Under: Science and Environment Tagged With: beaches, Ocean, sea level rise, University of Hawaii

Big Kaanapali Beach Restoration Takes Small Step Forward

October 28, 2014 by Anthony Pignataro 2 Comments

Way back in 1964, when the Ka‘anapali Resort was still in its infancy, its owner American Factors paid for a 19-minute promotional film to bring rich tourists to Maui (click here to watch it on Youtube). Titled Kaanapali, the film called the area a “Polynesian Riviera” and didn’t undersell the importance of the resort’s expansive […]

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Filed Under: Science and Environment Tagged With: Climate change, County of Maui, Kaanapali, sea level rise

State of Hawaii Signs Onto Majuro Declaration On Climate Change

September 30, 2013 by Anthony Pignataro 3 Comments

On Monday, Sept. 27, the United Nations released a new 2,000-page report on climate change. The verdict, is that it’s “extremely likely” that human activity (read: industrialization) is causing our planet’s climate to change in ways that will be destructive to life everywhere around the world. “Our assessment of the science finds that the atmosphere […]

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Filed Under: Politics Tagged With: Climate change, Marshall Islands, Neil Abercrombie, sea level rise, State of Hawaii

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