ELN Prioritizes Food Security, Sustainable Energy, Native Hawaiian Culture

Posted by miwa@kahea.org at Jan 24, 2011 07:00 AM |
Ending Hawai‘i’s over-dependence on imported food and oil, as well as basic respect for indigenous knowledge and traditional practice as a component of environmental protection dominated the roundtable meeting.
ELN Prioritizes Food Security, Sustainable Energy, Native Hawaiian Culture

ELN Roundtable

KAHEA staff kicked off the legislative session at a roundtable meeting of the Environmental Legislative Network.

In the first week of the 2011 Legislative Session, the priorities for achieving a more sustainable future in Hawai‘i were already apparent. Ending Hawai‘i’s over-dependence on imported food and oil, as well as basic respect for indigenous knowledge and traditional practice as a component of environmental protection dominated the roundtable meeting.

Here is a list of the legislative priorities from participating organizations.

See the press release.

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