Aloha <<First Name>>

The global TMT partnership of Japan, China, India, Canada and the U.S. wants to build the world’s next generation telescope on Maunakea. Yet, after eight years of working with the community and investments of nearly $4 million into Hawaii's economy, TMT must now reassess the viability of building a telescope in Hawaii due to continuing uncertainty that there will be:

1) a reasonable timeframe for again obtaining a permit, and

2) safe and peaceful access to the TMT site on Maunakea.

Should Hawaii lose the TMT project, it would be more than just the loss of a major telescope, it would be a global disappointment. But the most important question for all Hawaii stakeholders is - what will Hawaii lose as a result of losing TMT?

Show Your Support

1. Please review the maunakeaandtmt.org website as a resource for information, facts, and latest updates 
2. Please "like," comment on, join, and repost from, TMT's social media platforms:
   • twitter.com/tmthawaii
   • facebook.com/TMTHawaii/
   • Facebook groups you can join... 
     • Hawaii Businesses For TMT 
     • We Support TMT 
     • Students For TMT 
     • Yes To Thirty Meter Telescope 
3. Send letters/emails to State officials and the media:
   • Governor David Ige
   • Email Letters to the Editor - Star Advertiser
   • Email Civil Beat
   • Email Hawaii Tribune Herald
4. Let your family and friends know about the website, social media platforms and e-newsletter, and encourage them to join you in staying up-to-date, informed and publicly supporting TMT.