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Nathan Christophel

Nathan Christophel

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News Reporter, Big Island Now

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  • State wins victory in battle to save endangered native birds from scourge of avian malaria | Big Island Now

    By Nathan Christophel Verified| Big Island Now Verified Hawaiʻi recently won a victory in its battle against a deadly scourge running rampant among native bird populations throughout the islands. The Intermediate Court of Appeals ruled in favor of the Hawaiʻi Department of Land and Natural Resources and American Bird Conservancy by affirming an Environmental Court ruling that the final environmental assessment for an incompatible insect technique project to control mosquito-born avian malaria in East Maui was sufficient.

    By Nathan Christophel Verified · Big Island Now

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Legislation looks to TAME extreme weather, wildfires with help of AI | Big Island Now

    By Nathan Christophel Verified| Big Island Now Verified U.S. Sens. Brian Schatz, a Hawai‘i Democrat, and Republican Tim Sheehy of Montana recently introduced bipartisan legislation that would improve and leverage National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration artificial intelligence to better predict and respond to extreme weather and protect communities from its increasing toll.

    By Nathan Christophel Verified · Big Island Now

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • State wins victory in battle to save endangered native birds from scourge of avian malaria | Big Island Now

    By Nathan Christophel Verified| Big Island Now Verified Hawaiʻi recently won a victory in its battle against a deadly scourge running rampant among native bird populations throughout the islands. The Intermediate Court of Appeals ruled in favor of the Hawaiʻi Department of Land and Natural Resources and American Bird Conservancy by affirming an Environmental Court ruling that the final environmental assessment for an incompatible insect technique project to control mosquito-born avian malaria in East Maui was sufficient.

    By Nathan Christophel Verified · Big Island Now

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Big Island Now

Hawaii, United States

Founded: 2012