Environment Hawaii

Volume 17, Number 9 March 2007

NEW AND NOTEWORTHY

Kanaha Pond: The state Department of Land and Natural Resources transforms the Maui wetland for native waterbirds.

GM Papayas: The state Department of Agriculture hires a local papaya association to dismantle Japane's ban on the importation of genetically engineered crops.

A Whodunit Where the Real Crime is the Book: Despite consulting with local experts, Jessica Speart novel betrays her innocence on Hawai`i's ecological issues.

Corrections: A typo regarding the 1987 Kailua flood, and missing lines from last month's biodiesel story.

--Patricia Tummons

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	*Volume 17, Number 9 March 2007* NEW AND NOTEWORTHY Kanaha Pond: The state Department of Land and Natural Resources transforms the Maui wetland for native waterbirds. GM Papayas: The state Department of Agriculture hires a local papaya association to dismantle Japane's ban on the importation of genetically engineered crops. A Whodunit Where the Real Crime is the Book: Despite consulting with local experts, Jessica Speart novel betrays her innocence on Hawai`i's ecological issues. Corrections: A typo regarding the 1987 Kailua flood, and missing lines from last month's biodiesel story. *--Patricia Tummons* To read the full article click here. Article Keywords
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