LibGuides: Nūhou Lāhui: Nānākuli (PVT Landfill Expansion)

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Petition to Stop PVT from Building New Landfill in Nānākuli
ʻAʻole PVT
PVT Land Company Limited
PVT is committed to attaining the highest operational standards for recycling and safe disposal of construction waste. That means diverting waste from the landfill by reclaiming, recycling, and reusing as much as possible.
Construction & Demolition Debris Landfills
Center for Health, Environment, and Justice FactPack - PUB 042 June 2015

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Aug. 11, 2020 - Civil Beat
How Is Oahu’s Trash Impacting the Waianae Coast?
Jul. 31, 2020 - West Hawaiʻi Today
Lawmakers pass bill blocking Oahu landfill expansion
Jul. 29, 2020 - Star Advertisor
State Legislature sides with Nanakuli landfill opponents
Aug. 20, 2019 - KITV Island News 4
Officers called into Nanakuli-Maili neighborhood meeting after heated PVT debate
Jul. 16, 2019 - Hawaiʻi News Now
Nanakuli residents are fed up over proposed landfill expansion
Nov. 14, 2004 - Honolulu Start Bulletin
the search for Oʻahuʻs next landfill

Elements of a plan for the preservation of Nānākuli Valley by Mālama Nānākuli Ahupuaʿa
Publication Date: 2000
42 pages, illustrations, map
Unpublished document probably with limited distribution to stakeholders.
Studies in a Hawaiian community: na makamaka o Nanakuli by Ronald Gallimore and Alan Howard, editors
Call Number: H 307.7 G13s
Publication Date: 1968
Series: Pacific anthropological records ; no. 1

Nānākuli - Vertical File (HR-VF) physically located in the Hawaiʻi Pacific Reserve Section