Hawaii is "on the verge of catastrophe," locals say, as water crisis continues
In Hawaii, one of the most important sayings is ola i ka wai, "water is life" — a phrase that not only sums up what it means to exist on an island, but what it means to live, period. But now, one of the largest of the island chain's land masses is facing a triple threat to its sole freshwater source, and if it isn't addressed soon, one community member says, "we're in deep trouble."
So this must mean that the Hawaiins are deluded.
It is lucky that they have the HC Anti Climate Scientists to help them realise that they are not going through a drought.
