For generations, communities have cared for the places they know best. They have watched changes in the land and water, understood when to gather resources and when they needed rest, and passed ʻike from one generation to the next. Co-Management Isn’t New; The Law Just Caught Up.
Well Reopening Near Red Hill Stirs Up Lingering Concerns Over Poisoned Plume. Five years after the fuel spill at the Red Hill Bulk Fuel Storage Facility, the U.S. Navy has received conditional approval to reopen the nearby ʻAiea Hālawa Shaft.