Rising seas to eat away at underground infrastructure in Hawai?i, globally
Cities with complex networks of buried infrastructure have interaction with shallower and saltier groundwater which exacerbates corrosion and failure of critical systems.
Sen. Hirono kicks off National Native Plant Month at Lyon Arboretum
Sen. Mazie Hirono toured Lyon’s Hawaiian Rare Plant Program Greenhouse to see and plant Hawaiian endangered plants.
Gift from UH alumna Harriet Natsuyama fuels UH Hilo student research
The award can aid research related to conservation, sustainability, and the regeneration of terrestrial, oceanic, or atmospheric life and well-being.
Scientists’ urgent call: End destruction and forge a just, sustainable future
The study summarizes the grave threats facing the planet but rejects a “doom and gloom” philosophy and argues that the threats should motivate swift and substantial actions.
UH solar plan looks to energize 惭ā苍辞补 campus
The plan incorporates PV over parking structures, walkways, rooftops and throughout buildings across the Mānoa campus.
Researchers: Olympic tower construction could damage Tahiti reef ecosystem
The study assessed the potential impacts of the tower and emphasized the importance of protecting the valuable reef in Teahupo’o, Tahiti.
UH, DOE team up to grow farm training for students
Students developed skills in landscape maintenance, facility sanitation, plant propagation techniques and preparing plants for industry needs.
UH study first to measure outrigger canoe paddling intensity
Competitive and recreational paddlers with and without a spinal cord injury were part of the pilot study.
Pacific voices spotlighted in new UH podcast
Podcast Oceania Currents showcases Oceania’s people, artists and scholars.
Q&A: New CTAHR dean shares vision for food, energy, and leading
Dean Parwinder Grewal chatted with UH News about his vision for the future of CTAHR and its role in 麻豆传媒.