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The state said it would make a plan that would fully decarbonize its transportation system within 20 years and would soon begin work expanding bicycle lanes. It also plans to spend at least $40 million by 2030 installing electric vehicle chargers.
Well there might be superceding precident and law related to aina and the public trust as defined by Hawaiian Kingdom law.
It would likely be interpreted similarly, but if you don’t actually know about the intricacies of Hawaiian constitutional law, you should really look into what I mentioned about water. That decision came about in the 1970s but has its roots in 17th and 18th century Kingdom law. It’s a kind of radical departure from how resources are viewed in other US states it’s worth trying to understand.