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Hawaiʻi communities seek greater resilience after repeated storms

Storm-battered communities in Hawaiʻi are seeking more resilient solutions as climate change worsens their challenges. No new specific disaster or casualty toll has been identified.

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Repeated severe weather can increase infrastructure damage, displacement and long-term recovery pressures across the islands.

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  1. 'Climate change sucks': Battered by storms, Hawai'i communities search for more resilient solutions : Maui Now ↗mauinow.com · Recorded source date: Sep 13, 2026, 4:31 PM UTC

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