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PBS Hawaii - Insights: Agriculture and Development

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The struggle over land is a theme that has played itself out throughout Hawaii's history. A major timely example is the debate over Ho'opili, the development planned for East Kapolei. The project's developers are seeking the Land Use Commission's approval to re-zone over 1,500 acres from agricultural to urban use. Dan Boylan and guests tackle this and other examples of competing needs for limited land. Scheduled guests include: Dr. Kioni Dudley, Convener, Save Oahu Farmlands Alliance; Glenn Martinez, President, Hawaii Farmers Union United; Cameron Nekota, Vice President, D.R. Horton - Schuler Division; and Dean Okimoto, consultant to D.R. Horton on Urban Agriculture and owner of Nalo Farms. Original Air Date: March 29, 2012

urban agriculture

PBS Hawaii - Insights: Agriculture and Development

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