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A controversial house damaged by erosion near Sunset Beach on Oʻahu’s North Shore was demolished late last week after its lanai cracked and fell onto the sand below. Although the house is gone, climate scientist Chip Fletcher said the saga at Ke Nui Road is far from over. HPR's Savannah Harriman-Pote reports.
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In 2017, Hawai‘i set high tide records for four straight months. It turned out to be because of a combination of factors including sea level rise, and an…
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The National Weather Service issued a special advisory Monday warning that flooding may occur this week along the shores of the major Hawaiian islands…
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Some very high tides are expected later this month, Nov. 25 to Nov. 28. Hawai‘i’s last "king tide" event happened at the end of July. Combined with a…
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A hardy band of UH faculty and state and county officials is just back from a learning trip to U.S. East Coast cities that are wrestling with climate…
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An alternative approach to problem solving called design thinking may be able to help policymakers reduce the social cost of climate adaptation.Leaders…
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WAILUKU, Hawaii — A study of the 20 Hawaii coastal highways most susceptible to erosion and structural degradation has found 10 of the roads are in Maui…
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Charles “Chip” Fletcher is a Professor of Earth Science at UH M?noa. He’s also Vice-Chair of the Honolulu Climate Change Commission and has recently…
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"We are in a crisis period." Those were the opening words of Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell given during his annual State of the City Address Thursday…
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In 2012, the city of Hoboken, New Jersey experienced flooding in excess of 9 feet above normal levels. The city of 50,000 people, which sits just across…