In Hawaii, the green fee is expected to bring in about $100 million a year in funds specifically marked for sustainable tourism initiatives and protective measures.

Hawaii green fee law adds a 0.75% tax on tourist stays, expected to raise $100M yearly to fight climate change, restore ecosystems, and boost long-term environmental resilience. The post Hawaii ...

Hawaii Gov. Josh Green signed Act 96 into law Tuesday, effectively approving a tax — also known as the “Green Fee” — which is the first of its kind in the nation.

Hawaii's new "Green Fee" bill raises tourist taxes to fund climate change initiatives, wildlife conservation and infrastructure improvements, starting January 1.

Hawaii Gov. Josh Green signed Act 96 into law Tuesday, effectively approving a tax, also known as the “Green Fee,” which is the first of its kind in the nation.

Beginning next year, visitors to Hawaii will be subject to a "climate impact fee" which aims to generate funds for mitigating future environmental challenges the state expects to face.