Letter: Navy can’t be trusted on Hawaii water, aquifer issues
The most recent statement by the Navy accusing the Honolulu Board of Water Supply of “grossly inaccurate” statements regarding the presence of PFAS and other toxic chemicals that appear to be moving through the aquifer toward Halawa and Aiea is shameful.
The Navy has failed miserably over decades to disclose, administer and protect our precious aquifer. It has shown it is negligent, and has dished out its own grossly inaccurate statements for decades regarding our water and its safety for consumption.
I don’t believe for a second what the Navy is stating. I have faith and trust in the Board of Water Supply, the true stewards of our water system and community well-being.
Auwe, Navy! Your words are meaningless.
Diane Fujimura
Makiki
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