Climate Change is global, but it has quite specific impacts on Hawai'i. These experts research the threats and plan for them.

Everyone says Hawai’i’s dependence on tourism has to change. Four Hawai‘i experts explain different points of view.

Climate Change is already here. Four leading thinkers discuss what it actually means for Hawai‘i, and what is being done about it.

A revisioned Hawai‘i 2.0 will require a tremendous amount of planning—but can it overcome development pressures and political obstacles?

Sea-level rise has already proved the most visible and relentless impact of Global Warming on Hawai‘i. These are the State and City experts tasked with managing coastal retreat.

Conservation will be a key element of Hawai‘i 2.0. and these experts will describe some of the many projects already in motion.

PreK-12 education is the key to a successful Hawai‘i 2.0, and these four education leaders are on then front line.

A UH Manoa scientist-administrator, a historian, a Hawaiian political scientist, and an English professor look at the future role of the university.

The role of the Arts & Culture in Hawai'i 2.0