Savannah Harriman-Pote

When Inter-Island Solar Supply rolled out its recycling service for solar panels last August, the company expected nominal interest.

On this edition of Your Call, we continue our coverage of the Democratic National Coverage, which wraps up today.

Are you having trouble affording your electric bill? You're not alone. More Hawaiʻi residents are falling behind on their utilities and having their electricity shut off.

Hawaiʻi's two big electricity providers have filed plans with the Public Utilities Commission about what they are doing to prepare for natural disasters.

When someone at Aloha United Way picks up the phone to answer their 211 resource hotline, there's no telling how the conversation might unfold.

A local environmental organization wants Hawaiʻi's gas company to come clean about its emissions.

While combing through science journals on her lunch break, climate journalist Zoë Schlanger came across a quiet revolution happening in the field of botany.

It's been two years since Hawaiʻi's last coal plant shut down in Kapolei, marking the end of a 30-year relationship with coal.

Volcanic eruptions are a fact of life for Hawaiʻi Island residents, and it’s important to be prepared. Emergency managers on the Big Island spoke to HPR's Savannah Harriman-Pote about their protocols.

Two local unions talk about the state of labor negotiations between hotels and workers; The Maui Nui Seabird Recovery Project shares its idea for using a natural extract to stop rodent population; author Zoe Schlanger discusses whether plants could be considered intelligent; and the director of a new surf film reveals the high-tech gadgets he used to capture his stunning images