The Guardian
Hawaii Dodges Hurricane Nolo, Mexico Gets Polo (Not the Shirt)
Hawaii dodges Hurricane Nolo while Mexico braces for Hurricane Polo, because the Pacific decided to double-book disaster this week.
The Guardian
Hawaii dodges Hurricane Nolo while Mexico braces for Hurricane Polo, because the Pacific decided to double-book disaster this week.
The Guardian Europe
Hurricane Lowell battered Niʻihau, Kauaʻi and Oʻahu with 110mph winds, triggered Hawaii's likely first-ever tornado watch, and reminded everyone that El Niño is still very much in charge.
The Guardian
Hurricane Lala downgrades to a tropical storm, but not before leaving Hawaii with flooding, power outages, and a bake shop full of mud.
BBC World
Hawaii prepares for a hurricane direct hit for the first time since 1992, because why not add 'hurricane dodging' to its list of extreme sports?
Grist
EPA blocks Hawaii from retiring 1940s oil-burning power plants, citing reliability and constitutional concerns, while environmental groups cry foul over clean air.
The Good Times
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