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HI SR68
Resolution
AI Summary
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Department of Health requested to prioritize enforcement of water pollution control regulations with penalties in rural areas with existing reports of runoff, particularly on Molokai
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Resolution cites climate change-driven extreme rainfall increasing groundwater pollution with silt, debris, and other pollutants that wash into coastal areas and damage marine reefs
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Molokai's southern reef, identified as the longest continuous fringing reef in the United States, has suffered extensive damage from runoff pollution in recent years
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Department of Health must submit a report of findings, recommendations, actions taken, progress made, and any proposed legislation to the Legislature no later than 30 days prior to the 2023 Regular Session
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Enforcement efforts should focus on areas where large landowners use land for activities that destabilize soil, contributing to water pollution
Legislative Description
Requesting The Department Of Health To Prioritize Enforcement Of Water Pollution Regulations In Areas Where There Have Been Reports Of Runoff And Other Forms Of Water Pollution On Molokai.
Department of Health
Last Action
Certified copies of resolutions sent, 06/06/22.
6/6/2022