Eat Truth to Power Kimberly Clark is a visionary. It matters not that her piercing turquoise eyes have a rare disorder that makes her legally blind. Though you would never guess the impairment on meeting her, it makes her intense … Continued
The following exchange occurred at a meeting of the Maui Board of Water Supply on November 22, 2000. David Craddick, director of the Department of Water Supply, and Ellen Kraftsow, of the department’s Water Resources Division, are questioned by Board … Continued
It was what one Maui resident called a “reverse Robin Hood” deal, where water was being robbed from the island’s poor – beset with constant water restrictions – and given to rich developers for resort and housing projects. At its … Continued
Whenever wells are drilled and pumped, groundwater will be affected as will any nearby surface stream fed by the groundwater. Describing and anticipating these hydrologic consequences should be a major task of the state Commission on Water Resource Management, the … Continued
The `Iao aquifer is the second largest in the state – but to Maui County residents, no other aquifer matches it in importance. Located deep within the mountains of West Maui, it is the source of three quarters of all … Continued