The early “Hawaiians” didn’t need to be told to live in a sustainable fashion. Logic ruled. It was rampant. It still is in many rural, off-the-grid communities on Hawai`i Island.
Common sense was ordinary hundreds of years ago and ahupua`a wasn’t a grassroots movement or a government mandate. It was a way of life for many [...]
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When we use the term Green Jobs Hawai`i we are referring to a broad class of jobs, also referred to as Green Collar Jobs that meet the following guidelines:
The so called, “Green Job” is performed either locally or virtually.
The so called, “Green Job” benefits residents of Hawai`i.
Green Jobs Hawai`i means that the job can be [...]
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