Why is Hawaiʻi ending its pandemic mitigation policies?
If the state’s pandemic mitigation policies are so successful—according to state leaders themselves—why end them at such a delicate moment before the pandemic has truly abated?
Ryan Catalani
Hawaiʻi, let’s steal these ideas to mitigate the pandemic
At a minimum, our county and state governments should at ensure residents have the tools they need to really take “personal responsibility.”
National coverage of the Red Hill crisis
Tracking how national media has covered Hawaiʻi’s Red Hill water crisis.
What did the Navy know, and when did they know it?
New disclosures from the Navy raise troubling questions about how much they knew (or suspected) about Red Hill water contamination.
Poor ventilation unsurprisingly linked to classroom COVID-19 transmission
It is now extremely well-established
[https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/07/opinion/coronavirus-airborne-transmission.html]
scientifically that COVID-19 spreads in shared air — across distances greater
than six feet in enclosed spaces. But public