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The Conversation sat down with Jessica Ferracane, the Public Affairs Specialist for the National Park Service, to talk about the eruption.
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Navy toxic foam leaked at Red Hill; Eruption impact on National Park Service; Scientists evacuate Maunaloa observatory; Young activists host climate forum at Hawai'i State Capitol
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Lava is now just under 5 miles from Daniel K. Inouye Highway and authorities continue to stress that no communities or structures are threatened at the moment. We hear from residents in the area.
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Maunaloa lava flow moves closer to Saddle Road; Office of Hawaiian Affairs renames Kaka'ako Makai to Hakuone to signal new plans; The Long View on rising crime rates
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The eruption started Sunday night in the Mokuʻāweoweo caldera on the summit of the world’s largest active volcano. At last check, only the lowest fissure on the Northeast slope is currently active. The Conversation’s Russell Subiono talked with USGS geologist Katie Mulliken to get the latest.
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Back to the drawing board on a controversial multi-million dollar tourism market contract; Katie Mulliken has the view from Maunaloa; Sustainability at Chaminade University; Big Island entrepreneur Paige Brattin brings kid-friendly eye patches to market
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Maunaloa is erupting for the first time in nearly 40 years. Mayor Mitch Roth and the Red Cross's Matthew Well talk to The Conversation.
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Maunaloa erupts after nearly 40 years; Covid case numbers and the Pacific Islander community; Ballet Hawai'i's homecoming for ballerina Courtney Schenberger
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The eruption began late Sunday night in the summit caldera of the volcano on Hawaiʻi Island, the U.S. Geological Survey said. Early Monday, it said lava flows were contained within the summit area and weren't threatening nearby communities.
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The ground is shaking and swelling at Maunaloa, indicating that it could erupt. Scientists say they don’t expect that to happen right away but officials on the Big Island are telling residents to be prepared in case it does erupt soon.