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    Honolulu Waste Problems

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    Honolulu Waste Problem: City Struggles To Find A Place For Its 1.6 Million Tons Of Annual Garbage Gigantic piles of shrink-wrapped garbage have been moldering in the heat of a Hawaii industrial park for more than five months‚ waiting for a place to be shipped. That wait appeared to end Monday when city officials inked a deal to dispose of the 40 million-pound pile of odious rubbish over the next six months by mostly burning it in an existing waste-to-power plant. But bigger problems remain for

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    scrape can leave you cut quite deep. Coral reefs‚ while dangerous‚ could be the least of your worries in Oahu if you find yourself in the wrong place at the wrong time. Sharks are prevalent among the waters of Oahu and most of the rest of the Hawaiian Islands. There may be up to forty species living around the Islands but a few are more likely to come near the shores of Oahu. There are white and grey tipped reef sharks‚ tiger sharks‚ scalloped nosed hammerhead sharks‚ and the sandbar shark. Among

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    everything you do and that you must find that reason. Trask is trying to show her true identity by explaining through her story how her childhood was with the many traditions she had. When Trask was little kid she was separating the time of the Hawaiian people. Even when she was little‚ she was told two separate times of her people develop into. Also‚ when they killed the first person that discovered them‚ they soon were settled. Historians are trying to hide that part. So how did the people know

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    King Kamehameha was the first chief to unite all the Hawaiians islands‚ he brought Hawaii‚ Maui‚ Kahoolawe‚ Lanai‚ Molokai‚ Oahu‚ Kauai‚ and Niihau together. Kamehameha was not next in line to be an ali’i of any Hawaiian island‚ however throughout his life when he was a warrior‚ he fought for the Hawaiian islands and at the end of the tremendous wars‚ he was king. Kamehameha was a strong‚ determined‚ and an intelligent leader. Malala Yousafzai was a brave and caring young girl in Pakistan‚ who stood

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    Mauna Loa is the biggest mountain in the world and one of the most active. It rises over 4 kilometers above sea level. Its coordinates are 19.4721 longatude and 155.5922 latitude. It is located in Hawaii. The 74.5 mile long volcano covers half of Hawaii. The massive volcano rises almost 2.5 miles above sea level. The volcano measures 56‚000 feet from its ocean floor base. One of the legends say that the goddess Pele was driven from her home by her sister. Every time Pele would thrust her digging

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    utterly breathtaking view‚ but provide an ever-evolving array of natural wonders and human-crafted artistic creations. From the day it was established‚ they continue to preserve the land and natural resources for future generations of visitors from the Hawaiian Islands and around the world. "This non-profit organization continues to ensure its future sustainability through investment in forestry" (Acob). There are options for people who want to be active‚ and for those with small children. Na ‘Āina Kai’s

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    When the theorists sketched the crustal plates on the globe‚ they saw the world’s volcanoes fall into line along the plate edges. This made the theorists even more motivated in the way the volcanoes and hotspots worked. If we take a look at the Hawaiian Islands‚ the big island has three active volcanoes. Away from this end‚ the islands get older and smaller‚ and beyond the last island marches a long train of undersea mountains. All of the mountains underwater are even older than the ones about

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    erupts to form volcanoes. As volcanoes move away from a hotspot‚ they start to erode and become inactive. Maui is the third oldest volcano of the main Hawaiian islands and could still erupt one more time. Haleakalā or the East Maui Volcano is also a shield volcano or a broad‚ domed volcano with sloping sides. It forms more than 75% of the Hawaiian Island of Maui and has an alert level of “normal.” The last time Maui erupted was in the 17th century‚ but even so‚ the soil is still very fertile from

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    else. When Vinny arrived at his house‚ his mom asked where he had gone. He lied and said that him and his friends went to the beach. He went to his room and lied down. He promised himself that he would not tell anyone about what had happened. 2. Hawaiian Mermaid: “Sky‚ Sky! Where are you?” called Granny. “Yes! I am coming for afternoon story time!” yelled Sky. “I am ready‚ please start!” “Alright and Happy early Birthday Darling!” said Granny softly. “ Once upon a time eleven years ago today a baby

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    General Purpose: To inform. Specific Purpose: To inform my audience about the significance of kalo in traditional Hawaiian society and modern society of Hawaii. Thesis Statement: Significance of kalo can be found in traditional Hawaiian society as well as the society of Hawaii today. 1. Introduction a. Attention Getter: There is an olelo noeau‚ or Hawaiian proverb that is as follows: He kuaana ke kalo I ka aina o Hawaii‚ which means kalo‚ or taro is the older brother of Hawaii

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