I've been tracking and testifying on environmental bills for over 25 years, and I agree, this session was one of the worst. The legislature failed to adequately fund fencing to protect essential watersheds, Rapid 'Ohi'a Death research and mitigation, and invasive species interdiction. Legislators also failed to ban styrofoam take-out food containers and the sale of sunscreens containing oxybenzone. The science is, and I don't understand their hesitation. Protecting our water, health, quality of life, culture, and economy requires serious leadership, especially in a warming world and given the current federal administration. We'll see if the reorganization makes a positive difference, but I'm not hopeful as long as things remain the same, especially in the House Finance and House Judiciary committees, among others. If legislators are not up to the task, they should step aside and give others a chance to do good. In the meantime, folks are organizing for 2018. Imua!