Changes in ocean acidity increase reef erosion
Scientists at UH Mānoa’s Hawaiʻi Institute of Marine Biology measure bioerosion of coral reefs in ongoing study.
Ocean warming picks up speed, hits warmest temperatures ever recorded
UH Mānoa climate scientist Axel Timmermann believes 14-year-long pause in sea surface temperatures has ended.
UH Mānoa celebrates World Town Planning Day
UH Mānoa’s Department of Urban and Regional Planning celebrates World Town Planning Day on November 7 with a presentation, panel discussion and awards ceremony.
International leader to discuss global food security
International sustainable agricultural expert and UH alumnus Thomas Lumpkin presents “Global Food Security by 2050: Challenges and Opportunities” on November 10
Health of coral reefs focus of lecture by Ruth Gates
Ruth Gates, a UH Mānoa researcher, presents “The Wonderful World of Corals: Harnessing Basic Science to Address an Ecological Crisis.”
UH Sea Grant helps Kauaʻi County prepare for climate change
A study produced by a UH Sea Grant team provides data, tools and recommendations to help prepare Kauaʻi County for climate change.
Center for Pacific Islands Studies graduate speaks at U.N. Climate Summit
Recent UH Mānoa graduate Kathy Dede Nein Jetnil-Kijner one of seven speakers to open Climate Summit ceremony
New report outlines the projected impact of climate change in Hawaiʻi
A new UH Sea Grant report outlines the current state of climate science and projected impacts to Hawaiʻi in a comprehensive, easy-to-read format
National Science Foundation renews UH Hilo’s $5 million CREST grant
Hilo’s Tropical Conservation Biology and Environmental Science Program has been awarded a second $5 million grant for interdisciplinary study of climate change.
$460,000 award for Hawaiian environmental and social issues
Grant promotes food security, renewable energy research.
