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Environmental Review Halts Ferry

The Hawaii Superferry service has been suspended until an environmental impact study can be completed. (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons)

It's been rough sailing for a Superferry that transports passengers and vehicles around the Hawaiian Islands. A lot of people who live in Hawaii, as well as businesses and tourists, depend on the Superferry. But there's been a lot of concern about the ferry's impact on the environment. Heidi Chang reports the Superferry is now suspending its service. The last voyage will take place today:

Press Release from Hawaii Superferry Company

Another story from The Environment Report on the ferry

Producer: Heidi Chang
Release Date: March 16, 2009
Running Time: :52