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Hawaii creates Native Hawaiian advisory panel to guide military land lease negotiations amid sovereignty and environmental concerns.
Hawaii Governor Josh Green has created an advisory committee of Native Hawaiians and state officials to guide negotiations on military land leases expiring in 2029, focusing on cultural, environmental, and economic impacts.
The committee, serving without pay and bypassing Senate approval, will advise on responses if the U.S. Army pursues land condemnation after Hawaii’s Board of Land and Natural Resources rejected its environmental impact statements.
The state is pushing for greater community access, infrastructure investment, and cultural restoration.
The Office of Hawaiian Affairs is seeking greater involvement, framing the effort as a symbolic assertion of Native Hawaiian sovereignty over ceded but unrelinquished land.
Hawai crea un panel asesor nativo hawaiano para guiar las negociaciones de arrendamiento de tierras militares en medio de la soberanía y las preocupaciones ambientales.