A&B Water Bill is Back! Maui Needs Your Voices!

HEADS UP! PLEASE SHARE WIDELY! As we expected, the A&B Water Bill is back! Not satisfied with their loss at the legislature on Thursday, and with $62 million on the…

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Sustainable Agriculture

Maui is at a crossroads on a path to sustainable agriculture. Alexander and Baldwin (A&B) ended their sugar cane operations at the end of 2016. This left over 35,000…

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Renewable Energy and Climate Change

Maui Tomorrow is focused on educating the public about renewable energy and climate change, which are important elements of ecologically sound development. Renewable Portfolio Standard and Power Supply Improvement Plan In…

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Help Protect Our Streams!

Maui Tomorrowʻs legal team has been fighting for years to have Hawaiiʻs Public Trust laws upheld, and our streams restored in East Maui. Come show your support as…

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No Amendments to “Show Me the Water”!

Wednesday, January 6th, 2016 9am – Maui County bldg, Council Chambers…

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County Water Policy Under Attack!

County Water Availability Policy Under Attack!! Wednesday, Dec. 2nd 9:00 am. TESTIFY Water Resources Committee Meeting Agenda Item WR-11 8th Fl….

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Settlement Reached on County’s West Maui Sewage Injection Wells

Wendy Osher at MauiNow is reporting that: Maui County could end up paying $2.5 million for projects to divert and reuse wastewater from Lahiana injection wells, under a settlement…

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Let’s not waste Wastewater

Irene Bowie, former Director of Maui Tomorrow talks about the disadvantages of disposing wastewater into injection wells compared to treating and re-using the water.

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Help Maui Tomorrow Defend the Public Trust Water Doctrine

Act Now to let Our Streams Flow! We have til December 30 to raise $5000 in matching funds Donate

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After years of waiting, East Maui hui’s case finally being heard

From: OHA KAHULUI (Mar. 2, 2015) — Today, the State Commission on Water Resource Management (Water Commission) will re-engage a case that’s been languishing for years. It involves ʻohana from Honopou to…

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