Red Hill Investigations: The Navy Failed To Prevent And Respond To Fuel Contamination
The commander of the U.S. Pacific Fleet said Oahu residents were right to believe Red Hill was unsafe.
Source: civilbeat.org
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Navy Region Hawaii Commander Leaving Post
His exit is unrelated to the Red Hill fuel disaster, the Navy said.
Source: civilbeat.org
Is It Time For Hawaii To Renegotiate Its Relationship With The Military?
The Red Hill water contamination crisis has prompted outrage, even among those who have traditionally supported the military.
Source: civilbeat.org
DOH: Red Hill Fuel Contamination Levels Are Decreasing
Levels of diesel and oil are getting lower in the aquifer below the Navy's fuel storage facility, the health department said.
Source: civilbeat.org
More Lead Detected In Water Of Pearl Harbor Schools, Home
The Navy said there are no indications of “system-wide impacts.”
Pearl Harbor United States Pearl Harbor Kai Elementary School Red Hill Tim Kott Montessori Center On Makalapa
Source: civilbeat.org
High Lead Levels Found In Pearl Harbor Area Preschool, Home
The water samples were taken from two sinks on Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam.
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Source: civilbeat.org
Lead contamination detected at school, home at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam
The first water sample found to have elevated levels of lead came from an indoor staff bathroom sink at the Montessori Center and was collected on March 22, the Navy said in a news release today.
Source: stripes.com
Red Hill crisis could be a pivotal moment for discussions on the U.S. military's future in Hawaiʻi
Some Native Hawaiians say the pending shutdown of the U.S. Navy’s Red Hill fuel storage facility may be a turning point for the wider island community to join Native Hawaiians in questioning the military’s role in Hawaiʻi’s future. HPR’s Kuʻuwehi Hiraishi has more.
Source: hawaiipublicradio.org
Fuel in water deepens Native Hawaiians' distrust of military
A well-known adage in Hawaiian, ola i ka wai, means “water is life.”
Source: cherokeephoenix.org
Fuel in water deepens Native Hawaiians' distrust of military
This has been the most egregious assault on a public trust resource in the history of Hawaii
Source: indiancountrytoday.com