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New Federal Climate Change Agency Forming

The Obama administration on Monday proposed a new agency to study and report on the changing climate. More
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News Feature Stories

Hawaii Going Green News Coverage

Island Television News co-anchor, Gary Sprinkle, is a multiple Emmy-winner for his environmental series and is the face of Hawaii Going Green.

Hawaii Going Green Student Films Campbell

Students from Campbell High produced a short film called Environmental Hero. 2/19/09

Hawaii Going Green Student Films Waianae

Students from Waianae High put together a piece called The Bottle. 2/19/09 More

Hawaii Going Green Student Films K

Students from Kaiser High produce a piece called Looking For A Freshwater Stream More

Local Video

Hawaii Going Green: Papahana Kuaola

This Oahu organization provides an opportunity for the community to get educated about Hawaiian culture. 9/24/09 More

Hawaii Going Green: Aquarium Volunteers

In this weeks Hawaii Going Green, we take you to the Waikiki Aquarium to look in on some of the volunteers who serve such an important role. 9/17/09 More

City Electric Bill Rise

Why the city's electricity bill jumped about 33% this fiscal year from about 29-million dollars to more than 38-million. 9/10/09 More

New Warehouse For Recycling

It's called Re-Use Hawaii, a non profit....we've done a story on them in the past but now they have new digs. 9/3/09 More

Restoration Of Anchialine Pools

U-S Fish and Wildlife is restoring some anchialine pools on Oahu's Ewa plain. 8.27.09 More

Tilapia Growing In Popularity

Many are choosing the once unpopular seafood. 8/20/09 More

Hawaii Going Green: Gall Wasp Update

The terrible gall wasp that killed off thousands of trees is almost under control. 8/13/09 More

Reuse Those Coffee Grinds

Coffee can be used to paint and plant. 8.06.09 More

Green Tip Of The Day

Update your exterior door with built-in weather strippings that offer five times the insulating value of a solid wood door. More

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Local Headlines

Hawaii Clean Energy Investment May Bring Jobs

Local Man Bikes For Kilowatts

Homesteaders Benefit From Green Grant

Honolulu Gets $3.8M To Become More Green

Calendar of Events

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How Green Are You?

What's Your Live Impact? Check Your Score

What's Your Ecological Footprint? Take the Quiz

What is Your Green Plan to Save the Planet? Start Planning Today!

Test Your Opala IQ

Become An Everyday Environmental Hero

Do You Make Smart Energy Choices?

How Does Hawaii's Water Cycle Work?

Community Opportunities

Zen-Sation

Green Drinks Tuesdays - Honolulu

Real Estate Bike Tours

Chun's Reef Beach and Coast Cleanup

Makiki Wai Volunteers Needed

Preserve Niaulani Forest (Big Island)

National Garden Help (Kauai)

Research Internships

Volunteering On Vacation (Maui)

Restore Beauty In Kalihi Stream

Help Restore Pouhala on Oahu

Waimea Valley Audubon Center

Volunteer Work In Kawainui Marsh

Kanaha Pond - Maui

Community Work Day Cleanups - Maui

Koke’e Resource Conservation Program - Kauai

Na Pali Coast Ohana - Kauai

ReefTeachers At Kahalu'u Bay

Local Resources

Hilo Recycling Center

Moloka'i Landfill Recycling Service

Kihei Recycling and Redemption Center

Recycle Variety of Papers

Dispose Materials Safely On Your Own

Recycling Centers in Hawaii

Community Recycling Bins On Oahu

Composting Sites For Green Waste

Recycling And Disposal Checklist

Refuse & Recycling Convenience Centers

Honolulu Refuse Division Directory

Free Mulch Sites

Frequently Asked Questions About Refuse And Recycling

Board of Water Supply's Publication Resources

Tips And Information For Hawaii Residents

Tips And Information For Businesses

Go Green and Choose a Plant-Based Diet

Interactives

Interactive: $1,500 For Home Repairs

The federal government is offering up to $1,500 tax credits to homeowners who make energy-saving home improvements before the end of 2010. Click around this house to find out more. More

Seal Energy Leaks