NWHI Testimony

Contains testimony discussing the exploitation of natural resources due to the erasure of traditional Hawaiian systems, the rise of capitalism, and the inadequate language in DLNR proposal to protect the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands. Additionally calls for stronger protections to respect and revive the cultural and environmental importance of these lands, emphasizing their inseparability. \n\nIMPORTANT* – Includes hand-written notes and an email receipt from KAHEA, The Hawaiian Environmental Alliance indicating the regulations needed to protect the NWHI Reserve.

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eVols (University of Hawaii)
Published
2024-10-04
Primary Topic
Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies
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NWHI Testimony

eVols (University of Hawaii)
Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies
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NWHI Testimony

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Abstract

Contains testimony discussing the exploitation of natural resources due to the erasure of traditional Hawaiian systems, the rise of capitalism, and the inadequate language in DLNR proposal to protect the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands. Additionally calls for stronger protections to respect and revive the cultural and environmental importance of these lands, emphasizing their inseparability. \n\nIMPORTANT* – Includes hand-written notes and an email receipt from KAHEA, The Hawaiian Environmental Alliance indicating the regulations needed to protect the NWHI Reserve.

eVols (University of Hawaii)
Openalex Percentile: Top 22%
Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies
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