Hawaii SB3223 clarifies regulations for geological subsurface characterization activities by public research institutions.
Hawaii SB3223 aims to clarify and streamline regulations for geological subsurface characterization activities conducted by public research institutions. The bill specifies that these activities, which include drilling temporary boreholes for scientific data collection, are distinct from commercial mining or water well exploration. It mandates that such activities be exempt from certain environmental reviews and hazardous waste management requirements if they are non-commercial and temporary.
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