• Maui Stream Flows Below Normal

    Posted by Albert Perez on October 5, 2011

    The latest report from the U.S. Geological Survey shows that stream flow in Maui County and statewide is below normal and mostly "much below normal"

  • Council Bill Will Allow TVRs

    Posted by Albert Perez on October 5, 2011

    Maui County Council is passing a bill to make it easy for absentee owners to vacation rent their houses on the North shore, Moloka'i and other residential areas

  • I Aloha Moloka’i Video

    Posted by Albert Perez on October 5, 2011

    Note: Maui Tomorrow presents this video to bring you diverse opinions on hot topics of Maui County. This film was created for the group on Moloka’i which opposes the Wind Farm. Video Website

  • Hamakuapoko 2nd Reading

    Posted by Albert Perez on October 5, 2011

    Friday October 7, 2011 - Second Reading of Bill to Repeal Ban on Human consumption of Hamakuapoko Well Water at Maui County Council Sign up for testimony begins about 8:30am on the 8th floor of the County Building on High Street in Wailuku. Maui Tomorrow supports Elle Cochran's amendment to

  • GMO Labeling at County Council

    Posted by Albert Perez on October 5, 2011

    Friday October 7, 2011 – MAUI GMO LABELING HEARING at Maui County Council Sign up for testimony begins about 8:30am on the 8th floor of the County Building on High Street in Wailuku. ★ RESOLUTION ★ SECTION 1. Chapter 328, Hawaii Revised Statutes, is amended by adding a new section

  • South Maui Tipping Point

    Posted by Albert Perez on October 4, 2011

    View pdf of South Maui Tipping Point Download power point of South Maui Tipping Point

  • Monk Seal Plan Should Be Supported

    Posted by Albert Perez on October 1, 2011

    Maui Tomorrow Foundation supports the draft programmatic environmental impact statement for the Hawaiian Monk Seal Recovery Plan. The most controversial (and most misunderstood) action in the plan, Alternative 4, includes an option to temporarily move weaned pups from the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands. Only a limited number of healthy female pups

  • Waihe’e Aquifer Fact Sheet

    Posted by Albert Perez on September 29, 2011

    FACT: Waihe’e aquifer water is some of the best quality water on Maui FACT: Few families living beyond the Waihe’e river (Kahakuloa side) have any access to a public water source. WHERE IS WAIHE’E AQUIFER? Waihe’e aquifer extends from Waihe’e stream to Kahakuloa, an area of around 12 square miles. 

  • EPA Agreement Finalized For Full Disinfection of Lahaina Wastewater Facility

    Posted by Albert Perez on September 29, 2011

    After much foot-dragging, nay-saying and denial, Maui County finally agreed to clean up Lahaina wastewater going into injection wells after being threatened by a Earth Justice lawsuit. Read about it at Maui Now

  • Invasive Species As A Sustainability Concern

    Posted by Albert Perez on September 27, 2011

    October 3, at 7 pm, at Tavares Community Center in Pukalani. Upcountry Sustainability meeting featuring presenters on Invasive Species