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Opening Remarks--Sen. Daniel K. Akaka
Pages 90-91

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From page 90...
... This way of life makes us unique and gives us an advantage as we compete in a global marketplace." He commented on the motto of the symposium, E Kamakani Noii, The wind that seeks knowledge, which he called "a poetic demonstration of the great potential before all of us today." He added that part of the definition of E Kamakani Noii is "searching for even the smallest detail." He spoke of the wind, makani, as a powerful force in traditional storytelling and in daily life in Hawaii. "And so, to all of you I say: Whooo, whoo, Kamakani, let the winds blow toward a sustainable future." He said that Hawaii was developing pioneering research initiatives, from astronomy to clean energy to sustainable agriculture.
From page 91...
... "Stewardship is a matter of cultural heritage and practicability," he said. "You all know the im portance of maintaining a balanced relationship with nature and the necessity of caring for the land and ocean." He further called on his fellow citizens of Hawaii to ensure bountiful natural resources for generations to come.


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