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An interesting new movie is on the horizon. It’s called Tapped, and it’s about the bottled water industry. You may have already heard...
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Find out more about Richard: Richard Plate has a Ph.D. in interdisciplinary ecology and has spent most of his career studying how people think and learn about the environmental systems that provide us with food, clean air and water, and incredible outdoor experiences. The most interesting aspect of this topic is how communities around the world have begun to organize themselves around addressing current environmental challenges in fun and creative ways. |
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In an earlier article, I mentioned the Hawaiian creeper as one of Hawai’i’s endangered species. A recent study by Leonard Freed and...
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Part of becoming native to your place means getting out into the incredible natural areas around you. On November 11 (next Wednesday) the national...
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After learning about the sources of your water and power and learning about the management of your garbage, now you are ready to learn about some of...
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The judgment was not a local one, but it is the type of issue that may have a widespread effect. Tim Nicholson,...
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All but the most conservative wacko scientists (the ones with close ties to Fox News) agree that global climate change can be attributed in part to...
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Malama Maunalua is another local organization doing great things for the environment here in O’ahu. The Hawaiian term “malama”...
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To understand the problems caused by mud weed (Avrainvillea amadelpha) in Hawai’i, it helps to understand two terms: exotic and invasive....
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I talk a lot about sustainability in these pieces, so I thought I would devote one specifically to explain the term. The idea first gained...
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The third question from my earlier quiz to help you assess how far along you are on becoming native to your place was, Where does your garbage go? At...
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