More and stronger hurricanes; severe damage to tourism, our economy’s largest source of income; beach loss; more disease; closed hotels and lost jobs; water shortages; dying coral reefs; damaged infrastructure; higher average temperatures; decreased trade winds; periods of drought and heavy rain with flooding; sea water mixing with drinking water; endangered fisheries; stressed native animals and plants; increased spread of invasive species; declining crop production.
Lucky we live Hawaii? It’s changing – right now.
JULY 10, 2020—Today 350Hawaii.org announced endorsements for candidates running for Mayor, State Senator, State Representative, and County Council seats. The most committed of our 6,000 members will support them by giving effort, ideas, time, money and other resources.
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July 10, 2020
Today 350Hawaii.org announced early endorsements for 15 candidates running for State Representative and County Council seats. The most committed of our 6,000 members will support them by giving effort, ideas, time, money and other resources.
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June 23, 2020
Click here to be inspired! AND MAD AS HELL!
Here is Greta, just one year ago. And look at her now: leading four million of us.
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September 23, 2019
Please sign our petition urging Governor Ige to declare a Climate Emergency.
We have 11 years to stop climate change catastrophe!
The time to talk is over. It’s time to act at emergency speed to reach zero emissions.
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September 15, 2019
A visitor recently questioned the headline on our homepage.
“Hit harder” refers to three ways climate change effects can be quantified: the number of types of effects, the severity of the effects, and the percentage of a state’s …
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May 8, 2019
Aloha Maui Nui-
The 350.org movement is growing within the Hawaiian Islands. We have a new Maui Nui (Maui, Molokai, Lanai) group forming and we are seeking help from climate defenders who want to make a change at the local …
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January 17, 2019
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350Hawaii Members— We’ve been snookered! On Wednesday the City Council’s Committee on Public Works, Infrastructure and Sustainability passed a version of our resolution that said, “explore the potential for a major area of Honolulu to be zero emission by 2030.” |
November 30, 2018
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350Hawaii Members— If ever we needed you, it’s NOW, whatever island you’re on. There’s a hearing Wednesday at 1:00 that may decide whether the Honolulu City Council does anything to fight climate change. We need as much in-person testimony |
November 23, 2018
Climate Warriors—
Our efforts convinced the Department of Health to hold a public hearing on Nov. 14 on the outrageous power plant that Hu Honua is building on the Big Island. Thank you for signing the petition and writing!
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November 10, 2018
350Hawaii sent this letter on 10/14/2018:
Dr. Peter Kozelka
Scientist
US EPA Pacific Southwest, Region 9
75 Hawthorne St.
San Francisco, CA 94105
Ms. Alexis Strauss
Senior Policy Advisor
US EPA Pacific Southwest, Region 9
75 Hawthorne St.
San …
October 15, 2018