Despite controversy and declining production, executives say Hawaii will remain a key player in growing GMO seeds for years to come.  

Massive damage awards in previous cases are triggering a new onslaught against the chemical company.

The agribusiness giant has also been sued by Hawaii plaintiffs who allege the pesticide caused their cancer.

Rep. Matt LoPresti says Senate President Ron Kouchi is distorting the facts to help lobbyist Alicia Maluafiti win the election.

Local organizations contend the state was wrong to give the seed company a permit to grow genetically modified crops on public land.

The U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals concludes that Hawaii counties don't have the right to regulate agriculture.

Two local groups want the EPA to force state agriculture agencies to better regulate pesticide drift.

National requirements take effect effect in two years, but local GMO labeling advocates don't think they go far enough.

The seed company has been in the middle of debate over pesticide use on the island, an issue that has ramifications for water quality.

And that's the point, members of the study say.