Environmental
In Hawaii, the 'water allocation system' managed by the Commission on Water Resource Management is significant for property owners because:
AA. All property owners automatically have unlimited water rights
BB. Water rights in Hawaii are a public trust resource; property owners must obtain permits for significant water use✓ Correct
CC. Water rights are sold separately from land at real estate auctions
DD. Federal law preempts all state water regulations in Hawaii
Explanation
Hawaii manages water as a public trust resource. Landowners requiring water beyond what is already permitted must apply to the Commission on Water Resource Management for permits.
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