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Hawaii Governor Submits Funding Requests for Green Fee Projects

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What happened

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Governor Josh Green submitted funding requests for Hawaii Green Fee projects. The program is seeking public input for a second round of projects potentially receiving around $200 million in state funding. The Green Fee Advisory Council is expected to make its recommendations to Governor Green in December.

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Why it matters

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The Green Fee projects, which include a federally funded $23 million concrete reef system off Kalaeloa, support environmental stewardship and climate resilience. The state funding decisions could affect the coastal economy and infrastructure scope of various regions in Hawaii.

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Who's involved

  • Josh GreenGovernor of Hawaii, submitting funding requests to the Legislature.

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  • Maui CountySpeculative

    State funding for environmental stewardship might benefit Maui County's coastal economy.

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