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Flood Risks in South Maui: How Solar Power Can Help Build Resilience

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For generations, South Maui has been defined by its beauty—the beaches of Kihei, the wetlands of Ma‘alaea, and the valleys that once supported thriving communities. But today, that same landscape is in crisis: flooding is getting worse. Heavy rains overwhelm aging drainage systems, sea levels are rising, and development has replaced natural absorption areas. This isn’t just an occasional inconvenience—it’s a growing threat to homes, businesses, roads, and Maui’s way of life, making sustainable solutions like Solar Panels Maui and resilient infrastructure more important than ever. Why Flooding Is Getting Worse in South Maui  Recent studies show that flood risks in South Maui are increasing due to: Climate Change & Intense Storms – Rains are getting heavier and more unpredictable, overflowing the drainage systems and causing flash floods. Sea Level Rise – Coastal areas like Kihei and Ma‘alaea are flooding more as ocean levels rise.  Axis Deer & Erosion – The overpopul...

Imported Oil vs. Island Soul: Why It’s Time for Us To Break Free with Solar

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On May 6, 2025, a quiet but powerful message came from our island: Maui is done being misled. In support of the state’s anticipated lawsuit against legacy oil companies, accused of decades of deception about fossil fuels, our region stood firm, even as the federal government tried to block it. While others argue politics, our region responds with purpose. The 2023 wildfires were a turning point. Now, residents are looking for solutions that reflect who we are. As a local Maui solar installer , we see it daily—families taking back control, not just from polluters, but by choosing the sun and living with aloha. It’s About Accountability—Not Arguments When the state planned to file a lawsuit against legacy oil companies in early May, our region didn’t hesitate to support it. The complaint accuses oil companies of deliberately misleading the public for decades, hiding the damage fossil fuels would cause. But just before the lawsuit was even filed, the federal government tried to block it, ...