Hawaiians literally locked out of their water to benefit corps and resorts #shorts
July 29, 2022
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Hawai’i’s sugar industry drained streams to irrigate its crops for over a century, often displacing Native Hawaiian farmers who relied on the water. The last sugar plantation closed in 2016. So why are Native Hawaiian farmers still fighting for their water rights?
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