AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCoastal Erosion in Action: Hawaii Volcanoes National Park’s Hōlei Sea Arch—about 90 feet tall and standing for centuries—collapsed into the Pacific after years of instability and storm damage, with the NPS warning visitors to stay away from hazardous cliffs. Public Health & Pollution: A new UH Mānoa study backed by a $3.3M NIH grant will track how microplastics and PFAS (“forever chemicals”) may affect infant brain development, following 300 local families from pregnancy through the first year. Storm Impacts & Access: After Hurricane Nolo, DLNR reopened many state parks and forest lands, but some trails and areas remain shut while crews finish safety checks. Wildlife & Invasive Species Lessons: A 1905 mosquito-fish introduction meant to control mosquitoes is now linked to declines in native damselflies, showing how “fixes” can ripple through ecosystems. Local Governance & Accountability: Hawaii’s DOH ordered ABC Junkyard in Pearl City to stop operations and clean up after a fire raised hazardous-substance concerns. Community & Care: Hundreds joined the Hawaii Walk & Roll to Cure ALS at Kapiolani Park, supporting local care and research.
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