greening kauai: Sustainability Lives on Kauai - WATCH Now - 09/27/08 11:06 PM
My good friend Ken Stokes who runs the SUSHI blog just posted his video presentation which was given to our Kauai County Council at the end of last year. He was invited by Councilmember JoAnn Yukimura, who is currently running for Mayor, to make the same presentation to the County Council (0 comments)
I recently attended a one hour free workshop at the State Building in Lihue on the subject of a case study in Photovoltaic (PV). The presentation was deliver by Walt Barnes, an engineer who lives in the Wailua Homesteads, and who works for AT&T labs. Co-incidently, Walt's (0 comments)
greening kauai: Climate Scientists at UH Forum predict Coral Reef demise. - 03/28/08 12:38 PM
When the top research scientists get together and discuss the serious issues of our environment,more and more people become aware. Here in Hawaii big issues include sea-level rise and the destruction of ecosystems like our coral reefs. Watch KGMB Channel 9's report on coral reefs in danger.Check out Ken Stokes' SUSHI blog (0 comments)
greening kauai: Leading Kauai Environmentalist running for board of KIUC - 02/16/08 11:50 AM
My good friend Ken Stokes is taking a big step and offering to run for the board of Directors for KIUC. That's the "people-owned" electric company on Kauai, a county that has some of the highest electricity costs in America. Ken is a Stanford grad and longtime proponent of greening Kauai. (4 comments)
greening kauai: Hello out there - we're trying to go green! - 01/25/08 12:24 PM
While the governor of Hawaii is promoting Green legislature, the county of Kauai is still dragging its feet. A property owner in Wailua, the mountain area just above Kapaa, hangs poised to run the island’s first Skystream 3.7 residential windmill, which he and other community members say they want in order (8 comments)
greening kauai: Hawaii in 2050? - Will any of us be around to see it? - 11/28/07 01:40 AM
What will Hawaii be like in 2050?
There have been many articles about the topic of this article in the local newspaper, on blogs, and even in the monthly Hawaii Realtors magazine, published by the Hawaii Association of Realtors. What kinds of jobs will our children and grandchildren have? Where will (0 comments)
On November 7th, TGI reported that issue of "burning coal" was a devisive point in the utilization of an upcoming ethanol plant about to break ground in Kaumakani on the campus of Gay & Robinson. Gay & Robinson is one of the two remaining (9 comments)
As global warming becomes more and more of a reality facing each of us in our lives and our communities, here in Kauai as with all of the islands, the notion of sea level rising, which it is, will continue to have an (3 comments)
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