Please sign our petition at https://actionnetwork.org/petitions/permits-and-public-hearings-for-hu-honua!
Hu Honua is nearing completion of construction of a wood-burning power plant on the Big Island that would create more CO2 emissions
Please sign our petition at https://actionnetwork.org/petitions/permits-and-public-hearings-for-hu-honua!
Hu Honua is nearing completion of construction of a wood-burning power plant on the Big Island that would create more CO2 emissions
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 8, 2018
Contacts: Dave Mulinix, dave.mulinix@juno.com, 808-239-8276
Brodie Lockard, blockard@350hawaii.org, 808-262-1285
Rally with Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell and Sierra Club Executive Director
Michael Brune, in front of the Hawaii State Capitol
RESOLUTION
URGING THE CITY ADMINISTRATION TO ESTABLISH GOALS TO TRANSITION HONOLULU TO 100% RENEWABLE ENERGY AND A CARBON NEUTRAL ECONOMY WITHOUT DELAY AND TO OPPOSE ALL NEW FOSSIL FUEL INFRASTRUCTURE.
WHEREAS, a destabilized global climate, changing ocean temperatures, and …
(More...)Dear Voters–
On June 27, we sent a message to all 11 non-incumbent Honolulu City Council candidates, asking whether, if elected, they would support a resolution with these RESOLVED clauses:
BE IT RESOLVED that the City and County of Honolulu …
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(More...)The 2018 Hawaii Legislative session is over.
Thank you all so very much for your contributions, perseverance and patience through this year’s session and the many emails we sent you. We did far better than the 10% chance the average …
(More...)350Hawaii’s strategy for 2018 is to promote
To this end, we are working to pass resolutions in …
(More...)A little history:
350.org began in 2008.
This 2009 youth-led campaign for awareness and action was the first activity of 350Hawaii.
In 2010, Rob Kinslow interviewed 350.org founder Bill McKibben, who gave a presentation at the State Art Museum.…
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