$1.4M NIH grant boosts Maui Wildfire Exposure Study research
The grant will help fund the longitudinal aspect of the study for up to 1,000 participants for two years.
The grant will help fund the longitudinal aspect of the study for up to 1,000 participants for two years.
This approach parallels a policy solution that a growing number of cities have used to try and address housing shortages: levying higher taxes on vacant housing units.
The team provided care through shelters, telehealth, partnerships and emotional support activities.
The $3.8 million, 5-year study is funded by the National Institutes of Health.
Miku Narisawa helped launch a program to bring students affected by the Lahaina wildfires to regions in Japan that have recovered from the 2011 earthquake and tsunami.
If enacted, the policy could expand Maui's long-term residential housing supply by 13%
UH projects totaling $2.1 million address the impacts to air and water quality, public health, ecosystem resilience and community evacuation responses.
Eleven projects were awarded a total of $2.3 million in the 4th UH Mānoa Strategic Investment Initiative competition.
The team will work together to improve the state’s existing forecast system, which currently uses data from a single station at the Honolulu airport.
The album of original music about Lahaina showcases its rich history and the students’ hopes for its future.