HR 89

This resolution requests that the Hawaii House of Representatives formally commit to maintaining Hawaii's nuclear-free status and opposing the use of nuclear energy in the state, while prioritizing investment in renewable energy sources like solar and wind. The resolution cites Hawaii's constitutional ban on nuclear power plants, unique geographical risks including seismic activity and isolation, the high costs and dangers of nuclear disasters, and the state's existing commitment to achieving 100% renewable energy by 2045 as justifications for this stance. If passed, the resolution would express the House's official position against nuclear energy development and direct that copies be sent to the Governor, Attorney General, and other key state and county officials, though as a resolution it carries no legal force beyond stating the legislative body's position.