Please donβt come.
Cancel your trip and donate the money to the Hawaii Community Foundation Maui Strong Fund instead.
Please donβt come.
Cancel your trip and donate the money to the Hawaii Community Foundation Maui Strong Fund instead.
@davidho Agreed. Sending more unskilled volunteers is just putting more bodies in an already cramped situation.
Send money for the industrial-scale relief efforts to happen.
The want to help means a lot, but this is the best way to help.
The accountability that's due the oil industry because of their funded climate denialism is going to be enormous.
The oil industry knew about climate change for 50 years and lied about it.
They funded coups and attacks on democracy to keep the "right" to thwart climate action.
That decision is causing wildfires that burn people's homes to the ground.
The oil industry will be held accountable one way or another.
Either by making the human race extinct
Or by democracies treating them like any other irresponsible industry.
Just a reminder:
The disinformation funded by Republican billionaire donors pushes narratives of hopelessness, grievance, futility, impotence, resignation, passivity, apathy, and despair.
These narratives are just that, ie just stories.
There is no fate but what we make.
It's not too late to stop what the oil industry billionaires are doing.
Don't promote inaction.
Advocate for change.
@davidho I'm sitting in the Kahului, Maui airport right now. For those who don't get why you shouldn't fly into Hawaii AT ALL, I was sent to Maui by Hawaiian Air from Oahu.
Why? All flights out of Oahu/Hawaii are standby only. All others were cancelled or delayed badly.
1000s are sleeping at the airport. I have been camping at our gate for 13hrs making a bed out of scavenged blankets left behind by previous folks & we can't get out. All hotels are overbooked from Maui evacuees.
This is bad.
After the crisis, also please don't come. Hawaii needs a real economy, not a tourist economy