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A Vibrant Rural Hawaii

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Donovan Kanani Cabebe
8 years ago

Mahalo for your suport.

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Charles Megeso
8 years ago

We all need to support sustainability

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Settie Safa
8 years ago

Please consider approving this request for a better life style, environment and our future to live a natural life. Settie

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soloni
8 years ago

Being one with what you are innately as the caretakers of our inner earth leads to keys to remembrance as creatots as the future earth and humankind. IT IS DIFFERENT.

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Thomas Daubert
8 years ago

I support the efforts of this collective to help make Hawaii a more sustainable, prosperous place for our community.

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Greg Horn
8 years ago

I support the alliance's endeavors to make Hawaii a sustainable place!

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Jane wilson
8 years ago Featured

Hawaii needs to be sustainable and able to feed everyone on the islands in case of a worst case scenario.

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Paradyce
8 years ago

I love my Aunt Love ❤️

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Caron Swanson
8 years ago

Sounds awesome! Good luck guys.

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Sonja Kas
8 years ago

We need to change our ways and care for the land and the people, not for the corporations and the money...

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Sonja Kas
8 years ago

We need to change our ways and care for the land and the people, not for the corporations and the money...

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Lj
8 years ago

Signed!

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amanda smith
8 years ago

<3! Love and greetings from Mexico!

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Mariah Leslie
8 years ago

Change is necessary, because our infrastructure is currently not sustainable!

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Brian Foti
8 years ago

Please leave Kauai in its natural state!

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Dr Ludwig Waelder
8 years ago

Hi Paul, I got to know you and your work and came to love it!!! I wish you good luck! Ludwig

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Vivian Satow
8 years ago

It is our responcibility to vision and make sustainability a reality

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Teresa Johnston
8 years ago

We love Kauai

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Neil McManus
8 years ago

continued and increased development of agriculture is a good and national security policy concern

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Dave Sansone
8 years ago

Hawai'i needs its rural infrastructure developed to support the island in becoming food secure (currently 93% of our food is imported) and have resilient infrastructure so that we are two steps ahead instead of two steps behind when the next natural disaster, war, or strike occurs. As it stands right now, within days the stores would run out of food if the boat stops coming. Important medical supplies like diabetes medication are already short in supply in rural areas, but during interrupted shipping, many people are at risk. If fuel supplies run out, much of our water system and waste disposal system stops working. Please help us create a thriving and sustainable economy that revitalizes the health of the land, water, and people.