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State launches “Trash Free Hawaii” campaign

“The Hawaii Department of Transportation (HDOT) Highways Division, Oahu District’s Storm Water Management Program commissioned two new Public Service Announcements (PSAs) as part of its …

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Trash-free Hawaii is a clean goal

“Littering, of course, is not a new problem on Kauai, or anywhere, for that matter. Sadly, we have all likely contributed to the mess out …

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State of Hawaii
Department of Transportation

Highways Division – Oahu District
Environmental Management Section

727 Kakoi St.
Honolulu, HI 96819-2017

(808) 831-6714

info@StormWaterHawaii.com

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Want to take a giant step to #ProtectOurWater? Install a pervious walkway or driveway on your property! This decreases the number of paved surfaces and limits the flow of water, allowing water to infiltrate into the ground.
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via stormwaterhawaii: We live in one the most beautiful places on Earth, but it becomes bittersweet when our beaches and water are filled with trash. Let’s all do our part to keep our home a #TrashFreeHawaii.
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Hawaii’s stormwater systems are intended for rainwater overflow in heavy storms. While the storm drains work well to keep roads safe, they often deposit pollutants into the waters surrounding our islands. Here are a few ways your household can stop contributing to water pollution. Link in bio.
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Getting a reusable water bottle not only gives you a chance to DIY decorate it or sticker it up, but also helps reduce trash, pollution, and production costs created from plastic water bottles. 
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Feeling that Friday Fatigue? We are too but here’s a reason to smile - this cute Hawaiian monk seal who appreciates your efforts in reducing pollution to the ocean, his home! (Photo: Matt McIntosh/NOAA)
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Congratulations to Ewa Beach Assembly of God, our fourth quarter Adopt-A-Highway Champions! Their route is Fort Weaver Road, from Hanakahi Street to Karayan Street.
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