Discussion
LETTER: Please Drive Safe and Arrive Alive
My heart goes out to those involved in Tuesday’s crash on Highway 130, and their families. I also feel for those who were detoured or delayed as a result of the accident.
VOLCANO WATCH: Update, HVO Scientists Participate in AGU Meeting
Last week, nearly 24,000 scientists from the US and abroad met in San Francisco for the American Geophysical Union’s 2015 Fall Meeting, the largest annual Earth and space science meeting in the world.
VOLCANO WATCH: Volcano Awareness
In this week’s Volcano Watch, Hawaiian Volcano Observatory discusses volcano awareness, an important quest for Island of Hawai‘i residents.
VOLCANO WATCH: What is a Volcano?
In this week’s Volcano Watch, Hawaiian Volcano Observatory discusses what a volcano is.
VOLCANO WATCH: Understanding Hawaiian Volcanism
In this week’s Volcano Watch, Hawaiian Volcano Observatory discusses recent books that highlight advances in understanding of Hawaiian Volcanism.
VOLCANO WATCH: Workshop Focused on Managing Tourism
In this week’s Volcano Watch, Hawaiian Volcano Observatory discusses a Mount Fuji workshop that focused on how to manage tourism on active volcanoes.
VOLCANO WATCH: Rainbows on the ground
In this week’s Volcano Watch, Hawaiian Volcano Observatory discusses how satellite radar helps to monitor volcano deformation.
LETTER: Kawaihae Road Improvements
“The Kawaihae Road is in dire need of safety and traffic flow improvements.”
VOLCANO WATCH: Lava-loving ‘Ōhi‘a Lehua
In this week’s Volcano Watch, Hawaiian Volcano Observaroty discusses the lava-loving ‘ōhi‘a lehua, a pioneer plant in peril.
VOLCANO WATCH: What’s happening at Pu‘u ‘Ō‘ō?
In this week’s Volcano Watch, Hawaiian Volcano Observatory discusses what’s happening at Pu‘u ‘Ō‘ō.
VOLCANO WATCH: Puna Resiliency Block Party
In this week’s Volcano Watch, Hawaiian Volcano Observatory discusses how the Puna Resiliency Block Party affirms the value of lava flow community meetings.
VOLCANO WATCH: Kilauea Experiences Slow, Unsteady Movement
In this week’s Volcano Watch, Hawaiian Volcano Observatory discusses how researchers have recorded slow, unsteady movement on the south flank of Kilauea.
VOLCANO WATCH: Geologic Mapping
In this week’s Volcano Watch, Hawaiian Volcano Observatory discusses how geologic mapping looks to the past to reveal the future.
VOLCANO WATCH: 2006 Kīholo Bay Earthquakes
In this week’s Volcano Watch, Hawaiian Volcano Observatory discusses lessons learned from the 2006 Kīholo Bay earthquakes.
VOLCANO WATCH: Drop! Cover! Hold on!
In this week’s Volcano Watch, Hawaiian Volcano Observatory discusses earthquake preparedness and the Great Hawai’i ShakeOut.
VOLCANO WATCH: Understanding Volcanic Eruptions
In this week’s Volcano Watch, Hawaiian Volcano Observatory discusses how bottled soda helps us to understand volcanic eruptions.
VOLCANO WATCH: Assigning Volcano Alert Levels
In this week’s Volcano Watch, Hawaiian Volcano Observatory discusses volcano alert levels.
VOLCANO WATCH: George Kojima as HVO’s MacGyver
In this week’s Volcano Watch, Hawaiian Volcano Observatory discussess how George Kojima was HVO’s MacGyver decades before the MacGyver television show.
VOLCANO WATCH: From WATCH to WARNING and Back
In this week’s Volcano Watch, Hawaiian Volcano Observatory discusses Kilauea WATCH to WARNING statuses and back.
LETTER: United Public Workers
“I am very annoyed by the UPW’s slickly produced ads that state healthcare is people.”
