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UH President David Lassner at the launch of Aloha+ Challenge Dashboard on April 1 at the Hawaiʻi State Capitol. (photo provided by the governor’s office)

Governor David Ige, the four county mayors, CEO of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs and University of Hawaiʻi President David Lassner have launched the Aloha+ Challenge Dashboard.

The Aloha+ Challenge Dashboard is a new online tool designed for the public and decision makers to track state and county progress towards achieving sustainability targets.

The dashboard initially features indicators for two of the six targets—clean energy and solid waste reduction. Indicators for all six shared targets will be available by 2017.

Lassner said, “The University of Hawaiʻi continues to partner with the state to be an incubator for sustainability innovation, to help catalyze and contribute to Hawaiʻi’s developing green economy, and to develop graduates who are engaged global citizens and problem solvers.”

In February, UH adopted an executive policy on sustainability that sets a number of significant goals, including carbon neutrality by 2050. UH is also working to develop a funding approach that can accelerate implementation of energy efficiency and renewable energy projects to reduce the university’s energy consumption and costs.

—By Kelli Trifonovitch

Related: New UH sustainability policy aims for carbon neutrality by 2050

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