What's Being Discussed

The Hawaii Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Commission is holding a meeting at the Hawaii State Capitol. The full agenda details are listed in an attachment that was not included with this notice, so the specific topics scheduled for discussion are not available here.

• The commission generally focuses on strategies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and help Hawaii communities prepare for the effects of climate change.
• Typical agenda items may include updates on state climate goals, coastal resilience planning, and coordination across government agencies.

Decisions Expected

Because the detailed agenda is in an attached document not provided here, it is unclear which specific votes or formal actions are planned for this meeting. Attendees should review the attached agenda directly for any items requiring a decision or public input.

Who Should Pay Attention

• Hawaii residents concerned about climate change impacts such as sea level rise, flooding, or extreme weather
• Businesses and landowners in coastal or environmentally sensitive areas
• Environmental advocates and nonprofit organizations working on sustainability issues
• Government agencies and planners involved in land use, energy, or infrastructure decisions

The meeting takes place on July 15, 2026 at 1:00 PM in Room 224 at 415 S. Beretania Street, Honolulu (Hawaii State Capitol). For full details, obtain the attached agenda from the Department of Land and Natural Resources.