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Trending Issues: Tourism
  • Broadband Attached to Big Wind Cable?

    on 06/27/2011

    Gov. Neil Abercrombie today signed a bill into law to temporarily exempt the development of broadband infrastructure from state and county permitting requirements. The law allows for permitting exemptions…

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  • Star Advertiser: Big Wind Must Be Transparent

    on 06/19/2011

    An editorial in the Star-Advertiser advocates more citizen participation in the Big Wind planning – especially since HECO is trying to charge ratepayers for $4…

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  • Pro & Con for Big Wind

    on 05/03/2011

    From Henry Curtis: SB367 Big Wind (also known as HIREP, Inter-island Cable) PRO Windward Ahupua`a Alliance (May 3, 2011): “I support the interisland cable and am glad…

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  • DBEDT Posts Big Wind Comments

    on 05/02/2011

    The state Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism (DBEDT) has posted the comments for their draft Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement (PEIS) of the wind project. During…

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  • Kona Blue Seeks Drift Open Ocean Cage Permit

    on 04/24/2011

    Kona Blue Water Farms has applied for a permit to determine whether it would be possible to grow young amberjack to harvest size over 10 months in submerged cages…

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  • SB120 to Take Money from Land Conservation Fund

    on 04/20/2011

    SB120, f passed would reduce the distribution of a portion of the conveyance tax to the Land Conservation Fund. Argument in favor: The State needs money. Argument against: Frequently…

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  • Save Honolua Concerned About Land Sale

    on 04/09/2011

    By TAMARA PALTIN A lot has changed since the Save Honolua Coalition formed in 2007, but the mission remains the same: maintain open space, public access and…

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  • Specifics of SB367 on undersea cable clarified

    on 03/27/2011

    Viewpoint in the Maui News March 27, 2011 – By ROBIN KAYE Regarding the recent state House panels meetings on the proposed undersea cable (The Maui News,…

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  • Thielan: HECO wants to socialize cable cost, privatize any profit

    on 03/24/2011

    By Rep. Cynthia Thielen POSTED:  Mar 24, 2011 Honolulu Star Advertiser If the majority of the lawmakers and Hawaiian Electric Co. get their way under Senate Bill…

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  • Moloka’i Ranch Wind Farm

    on 03/05/2011

    Molokai Ranch lays out options while seeking community input on wind energy project Posted on March 3,…

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