Protecting Hawaii's natural & cultural resources since 1981
Get InvolvedThe Environmental Council is updating Hawaiʻi Administrative Rules (HAR) Chapter 11-200, Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) Rules and is seeking public input. Click here to go to the rules update website.
HAR Chapter 11-200 establishes the procedures, content requirements, criteria, and definitions for implementing Hawaiʻi Revised Statutes (HRS) Chapter 343, the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) law. View Hawai`i Environmental Impact Laws online here. To comment on Hawaii Administrative Rules Chapter 11-200 on line click here. To download the latest version 0.2 click here. Comments on working draft version 0.2 are due by Friday 10/20. Email comments to oeqchawaii@doh.hawaii.gov If you miss the upcoming comment deadline, don’t worry, the Environmental Council will release version 0.3 on October 31. Sign up for rule revision email updates here. |
Your Rights
The goal of this website is to inform and empower you as a citizen to fight for your right to free-flowing and clean water in the streams of your ahupua`a and to insist that corporations and government agencies follow Hawai’i’s laws to conserve and Hawai’i’s land, natural & cultural resources and historic sites.
All of us who call Hawai`i home have a role to play to protect Hawaii’s natural beauty and natural & cultural resources. Read more about everyone’s duty to protect the environment in the Hawaii State Constitution, especially Article XI on Conservation, Control and Development of Resources. |
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